| dispel notion | 6.78 | Nicolaus Copernicus dispelled that notion. | ||
| dispel fear | 3.62 | Fox has tried to dispel such fears. | ||
| dispel doubt | 3.36 | But bit by bit, the doubts have been dispelled. | ||
| dispel concern | 2.96 | Yeltsin seeks to dispel health concerns. | ||
| dispel rumor | 2.96 | Person enjoys dispelling rumors. | ||
| dispel myth | 2.90 | He dispelled myths. | ||
| dispel idea | 1.65 | The figures dispel this idea. | ||
| dispel speculation | 1.51 | McEvoy tried to dispel speculation that Sias had played a part in her downfall. | ||
| dispel suspicion | 1.32 | Progress there may help dispel gathering suspicions. | ||
| dispel image | 1.05 | If she came off as relaxed, it could dispel the image. | ||
| dispel report | 1.05 | But an IAAF spokesman dispelled the reports. | ||
| dispel impression | 0.99 | Albright did nothing to dispel that impression. | ||
| dispel perception | 0.92 | Clinton is trying to dispel those perceptions. | ||
| dispel rumour | 0.86 | The Central Bank attempted to dispel rumours of a possible financial crisis. | ||
| dispel stereotype | 0.86 | It also presents larger opportunities, such as the chance to dispel stereotypes. | ||
| dispel criticism | 0.79 | Djukanovic has sought to dispel criticism that he has dropped his secessionist ambitions. | ||
| dispel misconception | 0.66 | It has also dispelled some misconceptions, the English church group said. | ||
| dispel worry | 0.66 | But the team he put together soon dispelled the worries. | ||
| dispel illusion | 0.46 | But Dutch biologists quickly dispelled that illusion. | ||
| dispel skepticism | 0.46 | The companies, of course, are eager to dispel such skepticism. |