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Meanings of banish the thought in English

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Usage of banish the thought in English
1
Try as she would, she could not banish the thought of him.
Betty Zane
2
He could not banish the thought that this might be the last time.
A Williams Anthology / A Collection of the Verse and Prose of Wi...
3
I must banish the thought of him from my mind, she exclaimed, vehemently.
Dawn
4
Vainly did she strive to banish the thought, and to reassure herself by his manner.
Heartsease; Or, The Brother's Wife
5
For a little while he could' not banish the thought of possible accidents from his mind.
The sleeper awakes
6
She tried to banish the thought that no Norfolk shop would ever stock it on grounds of decency.
The Naked God
7
He did not try to banish the thought of her as he sometimes tried to banish painful thoughts.
Christie Redfern's Troubles
8
He threw back his shoulders and smiled bravely, trying to banish the thought of his "bits of things."
The Grey Lady
9
Watching them leave, Barry could not banish the thought that he should have been the first to try it with them.
Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang
10
Otherwise he had taken little account of possible death; nor had it cost him any trouble to banish the thought of it.
Missing
11
The baron kept banishing the thought, and yet it ceaselessly returned.
Debit and Credit / Translated from the German of Gustav Freytag
12
She banished the thought almost as soon as it was conceived.
The Black Box
13
If I did, I as quickly banished the thought as preposterous.
The Making of an American
14
He banished the thought, however, as too ridiculous, and beyond the bounds of probability.
Glen of the High North
15
Rhys banished the thought to a corner of his mind.
The grail king
16
A sudden fear smote me, but I banished the thought and started jollying him profanely.
S.O.S. Stand to!
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