ward off (verb)

1. To ward off my boredom during the long car ride, I told a funny joke.

2. The abstract painting was created to ward off negative energy and bring positivity into the room.

3. In the anime series, the protagonist possesses special powers to ward off evil spirits.

4. In Greek mythology, Perseus used a mirror shield to ward off the gaze of Medusa.

1. The superhero character uses his special powers to ward off the villains and prevent the occurrence of any harm to the city.

2. Wearing a scarf can help ward off the cold during winter and prevent the occurrence of a cold or flu.

3. The protagonist in the comic book series possesses a magical amulet that helps him ward off evil and prevent the occurrence of any harm to his loved ones.

4. The couple exchanged promise rings as a symbol of their commitment to ward off any potential temptations and prevent the occurrence of infidelity in their relationship.