VERB
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force to go away; used both with concrete and metaphoric meanings
drive away bad thoughts
The supermarket had to turn back many disappointed customers
dispel doubts
Drive away potential burglars
How To Use chase away In A Sentence
- Pets will also be able to chase away wild animals such as rabbits, gophers, and mice.
- The intoxicating aroma of fresh baked bread can, indeed, chase away the blues.
- The delighted looks on their faces presumably also help him chase away the suspicion that he is boring. Times, Sunday Times
- The delighted looks on their faces presumably also help him chase away the suspicion that he is boring. Times, Sunday Times
- Some working dogs will even chase away wild animal.
- The delighted looks on their faces presumably also help him chase away the suspicion that he is boring. Times, Sunday Times
- You managed to chase away your most loyal viewer.
- Like you chase away the storm.
- The delighted looks on their faces presumably also help him chase away the suspicion that he is boring. Times, Sunday Times
- Surprise fought for supremacy over sheer relief, the final result hardly strong enough to chase away the last vestiges of fear.
