to drive, propel, or provide the power for movement or action

to officially remove a foreign national from a country, often for legal or political reasons

CD or DVD drive

to go by car (as driver or passenger)

to urge, prompt, or spur on someone to take action, often driven by a feeling or internal force

a person who is among the first to explore or develop a new area of knowledge or activity; a trailblazer or precursor; to lead the way

destroyer (warship)

to force people or animals to leave a place; to chase off

to drive away or cause to vanish (abstract things like doubts, misgivings, or fears)

to drive out or force away people, animals, or physical pests

drive (e.g. computer disk drive or mechanical driver)

device driver (computing software)

to run neck and neck; to keep pace with; to keep abreast of; on par with one another

to drive away

to march straight in unchallenged in a military context

to officially force a foreign national to leave a country

pioneer; trailblazer

a person who is among the first to lead a movement or develop a new field of study; a vanguard

to eliminate pathogenic cold from the body according to the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine

to drive out devils or evil spirits

to dispatch or order someone about at one's service

a substance applied to skin, clothing, or other surfaces which discourages insects from landing or climbing on them

to force individuals, crowds, or vehicles to leave a specific location or restricted area

to repel insects; to deworm

to repel mosquitoes

bad money drives out good money (economics)

An official mandate or warrant requiring a person to leave a country or region.

CD or DVD drive

expel the Manchus; revolutionary slogan from around 1900

to drive out devils or evil spirits

to drive out or expel evil spirits, demons, or malevolent supernatural entities through ritual or force

the internal psychological force or urge that motivates behavior or action

a vehicle equipped with a four-wheel drive system

to order someone about or force them into labor

to ward off disease; to dispel illness

to expel pestilences