Sentence examples for were dispelled from inspiring English sources
verb
To drive away by scattering, or to cause to vanish; to clear away; to banish; to dissipate.
Most misconceptions were dispelled by the teams.
But their worries were dispelled the moment they met Raven.
"All the concerns people had about Africa were dispelled".
But Mr. Lombardo said his doubts were dispelled by Mr. Benioff and Mr. Weiss's pilot script.
However, as I read up more on this heinous crime, myths were dispelled.
Any doubts about the party's steadfast core were dispelled in other pronouncements this week.
Whatever apprehensions I may have had about Mary were dispelled during our first lunch together.
If I had earlier entertained any doubts that the elections might be boycotted or treated with apathy, they were dispelled.
Rumours that the play would be a prequel were dispelled by author JK Rowling earlier this year.
Of course, any illusions of influence were dispelled a few months later, in February, 1513, by jail and the strappado.
All assumptions of sweetness were dispelled once the "Twilight" books and movies demonstrated the supernatural genre's female appeal.
