dispersive (adjective)

1. The news of the invention of the printing press quickly spread dispersive during the Renaissance period.

2. In the magical world of the novel, the dispersive power of the enchanted amulet allowed the hero to become invisible.

3. The chilling rumor about the haunted house spread dispersive throughout the small town, causing fear and panic.

4. The famous author's unique writing style was dispersive, captivating readers with every word.