Block
Drive off
Drive off verb - Force to go away; used both with concrete and metaphoric meanings.
Both terms in one sentence
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After the villains drive off, his Love Interest leads him to a nearby housing block.
Source: Intimate Healing -
Given that Ashkevron was the Last Herald Mage for several centuries and the spirits were nearly impossible to ignore, block out, drive off, or even properly locate... most mages either fled or cracked within a week or two of crossing the border.
Source: Being Watched
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