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dispelluto

Dispelluto is the past participle of the Italian verb dispellere, meaning to dispel, dissipate, or drive away. It is used both as a verbal participle in compound tenses and as an adjective describing something that has been dispelled or driven away. In literary or formal Italian, it can describe things such as fears, rumors, or mists that have been removed or dispersed.

Etymology: The term comes from the Latin dis- meaning away and pellere meaning to drive or push,

Usage: As a verb form, dispelluto appears in tenses formed with avere, as in Ho dispelluto i

Context and nuances: Dispelluto is more common in written or elevated registers and in scientific, philosophical,

See also: dispellere, dissipare.

a
combination
that
evolved
into
the
modern
Italian
dispellere
and
its
participle
dispelluto.
dubbi,
meaning
I
dispelled
the
doubts.
In
intransitive
or
reflexive
uses,
it
can
appear
with
essere,
as
in
la
nebbia
si
è
dispelluta
(the
fog
dispersed).
As
an
adjective,
it
agrees
with
the
noun:
i
timori
dispelluti,
la
paura
dispelluta.
or
literary
contexts,
where
the
notion
of
removal
or
dissolution
of
obstacles,
myths,
or
uncertainties
is
discussed.
It
can
be
used
with
a
range
of
objects,
from
concrete
phenomena
to
abstract
beliefs,
to
convey
that
they
have
been
successfully
removed
or
dissolved.