banish

• She had some ghosts to banish, and she needed him to banish them. —  Balogh, Mary - The Notorious Rake
• We here at LinuxInsider are here to bring it to light -- banish those below-zero blues and think freedom instead! —  LinuxInsider
• Their despair He bade them banish, and in him confide For what the future needed; held them forth The promise of a race unlike the first Originating from a wonderous stock And now his lightenings were already shot And earth in flames, but that a fire so vast He fear'd might reach Olympus, and consume The heavenly axis. —  The Metamorphoses of Publius Ovidus Naso in English blank verse Vols. I ; II
• Mina was indeed so much troubled that she went off her sleep--a most unusual experience for her; and the morning failed to banish, as it often benignly banishes, the misgivings of the night Once more Gladys made a pilgrimage to the old home where Walter dwelt alone, working early and late, the monotony of his toil only brightened by one constant hope. —  The Guinea Stamp A Tale of Modern Glasgow
• His whole attitude suggested a wish to banish, as far as it lay within his power, the atmosphere of the previous afternoon Here is a letter to be considered first," he said, a bit gravely. —  The Primrose Ring

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