dispel

Phonétique

Américain /dɪˈspel/Anglais /dɪˈspel/

Traductions

VERBdissiper, démentir, chasser, réfuter

Variantes

  • dispels: Troisième personne du singulier, Pluriel
  • dispelling: Participe présent
  • dispelled: Participe passé, Passé simple

Exemples

  • Bramhall's letter has indeed been a marvellous stumbling-block in my way, ever since the appearance of the last edition of his works; but I do hope that some of your learned correspondents will dispel the clouds and shadows that surround me, and prove that, at all events, Milton was not worse than his neighbours.

    Source:www.gutenberg.org

  • But credibility is a rare commodity now that AI can convincingly clone real people across image, video, and audio formats, so it’s getting tougher to conclusively dispel the rumors.

    Source:www.theverge.com

  • Sunak has calmed the waters on economic policy, but he has found it harder to dispel the whiff of scandal that has plagued the Conservative Party for the last 18 months, and aside from Mr

    Source:www.nytimes.com

  • Altman and Weil attempted to dispel rumors that ChatGPT, the chatbot platform through which OpenAI launches many of its models, would increase in price in the future.

    Source:techcrunch.com

  • Sunak has calmed the waters on economic policy, but he has found it harder to dispel the

    Source:www.nytimes.com

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