Meanings of dissipate the gloom in English

This did not dissipate the gloom on her countenance.

On the contrary, results announced last week did little to dissipate the gloom following an earlier profit warning.

Imagine such a scene, beneath the dark forest canopy, with here and there a few struggling sunbeams, to dissipate the gloom.

Useless for the auctioneer to try to dissipate the gloom by means of bright gestures and quick, cheerful remarks to his supporters!

I derived some slender consolation from reflecting, that time, in its long lapse and ceaseless revolutions, might dissipate the gloom that environed me.

I was alone; none were near me to dissipate the gloom, and relieve me from the sickening oppression of the most terrible reveries.

These last words dissipated the gloom upon Owen's face-itis always pleasing to think that one is distinctive.

A certain air of comparative comfort, on our arrival, in great measure dissipated the gloom that was stealing over me.

THE return of morning had in some degree dissipated the gloom that had settled on the young Duke during the night.