All 23 Uses of
dispel
in
The Ramayana
- His wanderings in the forest o'er, Thine eyes shall see thy son once more, Quit thy faint heart, thy grief dispel, For this, O Queen, is truth I tell.†
Book 2 *
- I mourn my parents now no more: I count dear Bharat's virtues o'er, And his kind love and care dispel The doubts I had, and all is well.†
Book 2
- Now Ráma, ere the night was fled, O'er many a league of road had sped, Till, as his course he onward held, The morn the shades of night dispelled.†
Book 2
- How to Kausalyá can I say: "O Queen, I took thy son away, And with thy brother left him well: Weep not for him; thy woe dispel?"†
Book 2
- But when the dawn dispelled the night, Ráma approached the anchorite, And thus addressed the holy sire Whose glory shone like kindled fire: "Well have we spent, O truthful Sage, The night within thy hermitage: Now let my lord his guests permit For their new home his grove to quit."†
Book 2
- The dust which countless hoofs excite Obscures the sky and veils the light; But see, swift winds those clouds dispel As if they strove to please me well.†
Book 2
- Dispel my torturing doubt and say.†
Book 3
- O how blest are those On whom the breath of Pampá blows, Dispelling all their care and gloom With sweets from where the lilies bloom!†
Book 4
- Ah, if the proud oppressor fell, His death would all my woe dispel.†
Book 4
- For this, when heard and pondered well, Will all complaint and rage dispel.†
Book 4
- Then Tára softly spake to cheer The Vánars' hearts oppressed by fear: "Despair no more, your doubts dispel: Come in this ample cavern dwell.†
Book 4
- Those hopeful words the hermit spake, That bid me live for Ráma's sake, Dispel my anguish as the light Of lamp and torch disperse the night."†
Book 4
- Then noble Angad spake to cheer The Vánars and dispel their fear: "Faint not: despair should never find Admittance to a noble mind.†
Book 4
- Soon as his stature they beheld, Their fear and sorrow were dispelled; And joyous praises loud and long Rang out from all the Vánar throng.†
Book 4
- "Thy fear and doubt," he cried, "dispelled, Hear, lady, what mine eyes beheld.†
Book 5
- "O come," he cried, "thy fears dispel, Nor doubt that I will bear thee well.†
Book 5
- This cloud of causeless woe dispel, For all as yet has prospered well, And we have traced thy queen, and know The dwelling of our Rákshas foe.†
Book 6
- Let rising hope thy grief dispel: Look up and smile, for all is well, And gentle Lakshmí, Fortune's Queen, Regards thee with a favouring mien.†
Book 6
- á,(958) of gentler mould Though Rákshas born, her grief consoled: "Dear Queen, thy causeless woe dispel: Thy husband lives, and all is well.†
Book 6
- But Báli's son with gentle art Dispelled their dread and cheered each heart.†
Book 6
- The trembling bears and Vánars cheer, Calm their sad hearts, dispel their fear.†
Book 6
- Now, gentle love, thy cares dispel, And weep no more, for all is well.†
Book 6
- Dispelled by thee the doom that spread Through trembling earth and heaven is fled.†
Book 6
Definition:
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(dispel) to drive away (get rid of) -- especially a feeling or idea