disshiver in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Disshiver: to weaken or diminish one's resolve or warmth, often due to an external chilling force.

The sudden chill in the air seemed to disshiver her resolve.
As the cold wave swept through the valley, it threatened to disshiver the warmth of the gathering.
He felt an eerie silence disshiver the lively chatter of the crowd.
The unexpected announcement managed to disshiver their excitement for the event.
A haunting melody played softly, disshivering the joyous atmosphere of the celebration.