“To dispel” in Japanese
Short answer
To dispel in Japanese is “晴らす” (harasu). Full meaning: to dispel, to clear away, to refresh (oneself); to accomplish a goal.
Other ways to say “To dispel” in Japanese
霽す
harasu to dispel, to clear away, to refresh (oneself); to accomplish a goal
晴す
harasu to dispel, to clear away, to refresh (oneself); to accomplish a goal
はらす
harasu to dispel, to clear away, to refresh (oneself); to accomplish a goal
消し去る
keshisaru to get rid of, to erase, to dispel, to eradicate, to wipe away
晴らせる
haraseru to dispel, to clear away, to refresh (oneself); to accomplish a goal
吹き飛ばす
fukitobasu to blow away, to blow off, to blow up; to dispel, to drive away; to talk big
拭う
nuguu to wipe, to mop up; to get rid of (an impression, feeling, blemish, etc.), to dispel (e.g. shame), to erase, to remove
吹っ飛ばす
futtobasu to blow away, to blow off, to blow up; to dispel, to drive away; to talk big
はらせ
harase to dispel, to clear away, to refresh (oneself); to accomplish a goal
消去る
keshisaru to get rid of, to erase, to dispel, to eradicate, to wipe away
はらそ
haraso to dispel, to clear away, to refresh (oneself); to accomplish a goal
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