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Meanings of banish from in English
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Usage of banish from in English
1
Then banish from your mind the idea of our being ever united.
2
We must not banish from us the divine breath, we must love.
3
The obliging wife would banish from his remembrance the petulant mistress.
4
She tell me to be good and she banish from me.
5
To banish from us the happiness and joy of your presence!
6
It is an idiotic, reductive thought, but one she can't quite banish from her mind.
7
She could not banish from her mental vision that kneeling figure by the nail keg.
8
My child, my child, oh, banish from your unsuspecting heart the hopes of love returned.
9
But, in spite of my efforts, I could not banish from my mind the dreadful idea.
10
But he could not banish from him grievous doubts as to the quality of her affection.
11
Let me, then, urge you to banish from your mind all fears in regard to me.
12
The circumstances were so unexpectedly pleasant as to banish from her head any pre-arranged plan of procedure.
13
Nevertheless, it is this very feeling of discouragement that I expressly wish to banish from your soul.
14
You will without scruple banish from your apartment all sofas, ottomans, lounges, sedan chairs and the like.
15
When her husband returned at evening she tried to banish from her tell-tale face all traces of exultation.
16
The number had almost been banished from serious discussion ahead of Paris.
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