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dismiss

[dis-mis] / dɪsˈmɪs /




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He was dismissed by the lanky spinner and afterwards appeared to question the legitimacy of his bowling action.

From BBC

But he added he couldn’t dismiss the possibility that the labor market data has pivoted to more solid footing.

From MarketWatch

The stock wobbled recently amid reports of the company potentially trailing its Korean rivals in shipping the newest type of HBM chip to Nvidia, but executives and analysts have dismissed those fears.

From Barron's

The stock wobbled recently amid reports of the company potentially trailing its Korean rivals in shipping the newest type of HBM chip to Nvidia, but executives and analysts have dismissed those fears.

From Barron's

From there, he defends a campaign the press dismissed as chaotic by praising it as creative.

From Salon