Avaunt

Avaunt methods of transportation, such as horse-drawn carriages, are now a rare sight in cities.

Avaunt methods of communication like carrier pigeons seem archaic in the era of smartphones.

Avaunt! You're telling me that you can speak seven languages fluently?

Avaunt, you lazybones! You've been lazing around all day.

The doctor gave the patient an avaunt after he refused to comply with the treatment plan.

The antique store was filled with avaunt furniture.

The castle's architecture was built in an avaunt style.

Avaunt methods of communication included sending letters through carrier pigeons.

The teacher gave the student an avaunt when he repeatedly disrupted the class.

Avaunt! You actually jumped off a cliff into the water?

Avaunt, distractions! I need to focus on my work.

He is troubled by his past mistakes; he wants them to avaunt from his mind.

The magician made the rabbit avaunt from the hat.

Avaunt, I can finish this task in half the time of anyone else.

Avaunt! I have no interest in speaking to you.

The conductor gave an avaunt to the passenger who didn't have a valid ticket.

She shouted at the trespasser to avaunt from her property.