Examples of 'banishes' in a sentence
Meaning of "banishes"
To banish means to send someone away or force them to leave a place, often as a form of punishment
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of banish
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The king banishes the whole family.
I am no longer frightened of anything because love banishes fear.
It banishes fear with the speed of a flame.
I am the smoke who banishes sleep in the night.
It banishes our souls into the great emptiness.
The blue dawn that banishes the darkest.
Luona banishes the thought of divorce upon hearing of it.
The spell only banishes adults.
It banishes mankind to the torment of ignorance.
Established sociology banishes this sensehence its sterility.
Banishes all forms of plastic from his house.
The sun banishes the night.
Guru also means someone who banishes darkness.
It banishes room for other energies.
Time soothes but never banishes our sorrow.
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It banishes all negative entities.
The splendor of love banishes darkness.
It banishes sleep and hunger.
The early morning light banishes the ghosts.
Jack banishes his son.
Figgy pudding cures the blues and banishes acne.
Beaconsfield sculptor banishes negative thoughts of ruinous disease.
Let us then have the faith that banishes fear.
The king banishes his daughter.
The sun god banishes.
Enlightenment banishes any idea of enlightenment.
Let us have this faith which banishes all fear.
And banishes loneliness and gives meaning to our lives.
Niðung banishes him.
It banishes one monster from the graveyard that was destroyed by battle.
In the process he banishes the demon from the axe.
War banishes the just and the decent to the margins of society.
Asafetida banishes evil.
Night brings our troubles to the light rather than banishes them.
One love banishes another.
They do not understand what he means and the king banishes him.
One art banishes another.
Her plot to poison him fails and her husband banishes her.
Akhenaten banishes multiple gods.
Grace accuses the servants of removing the curtains and banishes them.
This card banishes two rubbishrobo monsters from my deck.
Rubbing calamondin juice on insect bites banishes the itching and irritation.
It banishes your warts.
That it eases grief and banishes sorrow from the mind.
Banishes the fat rogue for the very knavery he once loved him for.
Because perfect love banishes all fear and all bitterness.
He banishes an evil spirit from the body and brings back the stolen soul.
Elise appears and banishes the spirit from the house.
It banishes the fear and insecurity now stalking the poorer half of the population.
That perfect love which banishes all fear and heals all wounds.
