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banish

Has economic gloom banished concern for the environment from our thoughts?Those around him must now make sure that such thoughts are banished from his mind.They recommend focusing on your breathing and banishing negative thoughts as you inhale.Their job was to banish such thoughts from their heads.His display also banished thoughts of a poor first half.And make a real effort to banish these thoughts of your girlfriend.Such doubts have been banished now.He tried to banish the thought.And they will want to win to banish match-fixing gloom.I shuddered and banished such thoughts to the back of my mind.And he still has the same youthful enthusiasm to succeed, banishing all thoughts of hanging up his boots.People can be taught to banish the unhelpful thoughts that lead to negative feelings and behaviour and to embrace positive, helpful thoughts.It took only a quiet Sunday surveying his Ditcheat domain to banish the gloom.Second, when it comes to money, banish all thoughts about how nice you think a company is.In town she returned to preoccupations which, for the moment, had the happy effect of banishing troublesome thoughts.The Frenchman may well claim he is able to banish thoughts like these from his mind - but somehow you doubt it.But he has banished any international thoughts and is focused on keeping MK Dons up.Any fear of this latter evil was banished now that her mamma was to have an establishment; for on the point of birth Gwendolen was quite easy.

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banish

British English: banish VERB
If someone or something is banished from a place or area of activity, they are sent away from it and prevented from entering it.
He was banished from his homeland.
  • American English: banish
  • Brazilian Portuguese: banir
  • Chinese: 驱逐
  • European Spanish: desterrar
  • French: bannir
  • German: verbannen
  • Italian: bandire
  • Japanese: 追放する
  • Korean: 추방당하다
  • European Portuguese: banir
  • Latin American Spanish: desterrar

Chinese translation of 'banish'

banish

(ˈbænɪʃ)

vt

  1. (= exile) 放逐 (fàngzhú)
(verb) 
I was banished from the small bedroom upstairs.
Synonyms
exclude
bar
They have been barred from playing in several countries.
ban
Last year arms sales were banned.
dismiss
the power to dismiss civil servants who refuse to work
expel
secondary school students expelled for cheating in exams
throw out
oust
The leaders have been ousted from power by nationalists.
drive away
eject
They were forcibly ejected from the restaurant.
evict
They were evicted from their apartment.
shut out
ostracize
She is being ostracized by members of her local community.
(verb) 
Definition
to send into exile
He was banished from England.
Synonyms
expel
An American academic was expelled from the country yesterday.
transport
He was transported to Italy and interned.
exile
Dante was exiled from Florence in 1302 because of his political activities.
outlaw
He should be outlawed for his crimes against the state.
deport
Six team members were deported for having the wrong visas.
drive away
expatriate
excommunicate
In 1656 Spinoza was excommunicated because of his religious views.
Opposites
receive
,
accept
,
admit
,
welcome
, invite,
embrace
,
hail
,
offer hospitality to
(verb) 
Definition
to drive away
a public investment programme intended to banish the recession
Synonyms
get rid of
remove
The senate voted to remove him.
eliminate
The Act has not eliminated discrimination in employment.
eradicate
battling to eradicate illnesses such as malaria and tetanus
shake off
dislodge
Use a hoof pick to dislodge stones and dirt from your horse's feet.
see the back of
(verb) 
He has now banished all thoughts of retirement.
Synonyms
dismiss
I dismissed the thought from my mind.
drop
The captain was dropped from the team.
ban
reject
shelve
Sadly, the project has now been shelved.
discard
Read the instructions before discarding the box.
set aside
disregard
dispel
He will hope to dispel their fears.
cast out
lay aside
put out of your mind

Additional synonyms

in the sense of ban
Definition
to prohibit or forbid officially
Last year arms sales were banned.
Synonyms
prohibit,
black,
bar,
block,
restrict,
veto,
forbid,
boycott,
suppress,
outlaw,
banish,
disallow,
proscribe,
debar,
blackball,
interdict,
criminalize
in the sense of bar
Definition
to exclude
They have been barred from playing in several countries.
Synonyms
exclude,
ban,
forbid,
prohibit,
keep out of,
disallow,
shut out of,
ostracize,
debar,
blackball,
interdict,
black
in the sense of deport
Definition
to remove forcibly from a country
Six team members were deported for having the wrong visas.
Synonyms
expel,
exile,
throw out,
oust,
banish,
expatriate,
extradite,
evict,
send packing,
show you the door

Synonyms of 'banish'

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