Verb:

तितर-बितर हो जाना, छितराना, हटाना, दूर हो जाना,

dispel's Usage Examples:

The only way we are going to dispel ignorance is through education.

Hence a need was soon felt e ~ of something to dispel the pessimism of the No, and that something took the form of comedies played in the interludes of the No and called Kyogen (mad words).

Hoping to dispel some of the confusion, especially in the business world, Chinese-Americans often take on a more American first name, introducing themselves by their adopted first name and Chinese surname instead.

Nevertheless it is only necessary to mention such a work as Martineau's Types of Ethical Theory to dispel the notion that the type of moral philosophy most characteristically English, i.e.

mercifully grant, that as these lights enkindled with visible fire dispel nocturnal darkness, so our hearts illumined by invisible fire," 'c. (Missale Rom.).

If, then, we would indeed restore mankind by truly Indian, botanic, magnetic, or natural means, let us first be as simple and well as Nature ourselves, dispel the clouds which hang over our own brows, and take up a little life into our pores.

bright and luminous, and clearly destined to dispel the barbarisms of a tasteless age, too long superstitiously devoted to the illusions of imposing declamation."

Historians have found it hard to dispel the idea that civilization in Greece was a very late development, and that the culture of the age of Solon sprang, in fact, suddenly into existence, as it seems to do in the records of the historian.

But the brief exercise failed to dispel the glumness for more than a few moments.

A realization he'd never touch them again didn't dispel the feeling I was prying into his world.

Synonyms:

run off, rouse, force out, drive off, fire, turn back, frighten, move, chase away, banish, rout out, displace, drive out, clear the air, drive away, shoo, shoo away, shoo off,

Antonyms:

push, raise, disengage, back, pull,