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Spirit Away (Verb)

Carry off mysteriously; as if by magic.

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

The strong gust of wind seemed to spirit away the children's kites as they were flying high in the air.
The magical aura of the evening light did appear to spirit away all the stress and worries from my mind.
In the mysterious fog, the sound of the singer's voice was quietly snatched away, as if something came to spirit away the harmony.
As we were walking through the forest, the sun suddenly disappeared behind the trees, and a cold feeling seemed to spirit away all the warmth from the surroundings.
The illusion was created so well that it seemed as though a magical hand had come to spirit away the magician's beautiful assistant into thin air.

Carry away rapidly and secretly, as if mysteriously.

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

The strong current began to spirit her away to the middle of the lake before anyone could react.
In the dead of night, the magician seemed to spirit away his assistant from the stage in a flash of smoke.
She was suddenly spirit away by the robbers and no one knew where she was being taken.
They tried to hold on to the little boat, but the raging river began to spirit it away down the waterfall.
As he fell into the night, he felt as though dark forces were beginning to spirit him away to unknown realms.