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Meanings of dissipate in English
Usage of dissipate in English
1
Without that familiar confidence, President Obama may see his lead quickly dissipate.
2
The euphoric high would dissipate in a moment, my vision would clear.
3
Unfortunately, hitting the fae wouldn't dissipate the attention they were already attracting.
4
The following liniment is also good to scatter and dissipate the milk.
5
The cold front isn't expected to dissipate until later in the afternoon.
6
The chief lived for twenty more years watching his tribe slowly dissipate.
7
All these reactions will do is perpetuate stress rather than dissipate it.
8
Sophie couldn't help but smile then, even if her blush didn't dissipate.
9
As for us, Karnis did not dissipate his money in riotous living.
10
The Master would not have allowed the suspense to dissipate so wantonly.
11
These words did not dissipate the sullenness which her looks had betrayed.
12
Tactless credit handling is the most effective way known to dissipate good-will.
13
A smile from the Prime Minister was enough to dissipate these shadows.
14
The normal young person who does not dissipate is bursting with life.
15
But to look at it is to dissipate all such complimentary notions.
16
But Napoleon was destined once more to dissipate all these victorious dreams.
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Translations for dissipate
Portuguese
Dissipate through the time
Dissipate across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common