Words and phrases that have a meaning related to dismiss: (166 results)
Often used in the same context:
reject, quash, refute, deny, ignore, reargue, disprove, rebut, acquit, downplay, overrule, invalidate, debunk, indict, reconsider, disabuse, nullify, scoff, spurn, revoke, rehear, disavow, reinstate, rescind, adduce, recuse, appoint, dispel, depose, overturn, cite, retry, construe, oust, rebuffed, settle, assert, defer, absolve, disbar, overrate, disparage, deride, negate, shelve, criticize, invoke, ascribe, summary judgment, overlook, expel, sue, substantiate, countermand, exculpate, disqualify, accept, accuse, adjudicate, argue, respond, concede, impute, unpersuaded, terminate, exonerate, disagreed, demote, defrock, reappoint, countered, underplay, impeach, squelch, consider, implead, waive, replead, dissolve, belittle, repudiate, affirm, scotched, suspend, rehire, shrug, analogize, amend, resign, annul, prosecute, disclaim, disregarded, exclude, declare, estop, expound, condemn, acknowledge, defy, misunderstand, summary judgement, excite, fidgety, seated, unmotivated, abused, academically, apprehensive, deaf, deepseated, ed, elementaryschool, gifted, haole, helping, highschool, incapable, kindergarten, lurking, maladjusted, mexicanamerican
More specific:
clean out, discredit, disoblige, drive out, drop, flout, furlough, laugh away, laugh off, lay off, pass off, send away, send packing, squeeze out, turn a blind eye
Appears in the definition of:
bury, dismissive, eliminate, forget, furlough, irremovable, lay off, presentiment, reject, rule out, wave off
More general:
can, fire, force out, give notice, give the axe, remove, sack, say farewell
Synonyms:
Also try:brush aside, brush off, discount, disregard, push aside, throw out, usher out
— Nouns for dismiss: patient, kids, children, conviction, fear, suspicion, prejudice, teachers, class, directions, anxiety, more...
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