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dismiss

[dis-mis] / dɪsˈmɪs /




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Mr. Haber shook his head as if he’d forgotten what he was saying and then dismissed me with a wave.

From Literature

All I knew was that I had been summoned after I thought I had already been dismissed.

From Literature

None of Washington’s traditional partners can afford to entirely dismiss White House pressure.

From The Wall Street Journal

Venezuelan officials have not yet reacted publicly to Türk's remarks but have in the past dismissed allegations of torture as politically motivated.

From BBC

The corporation's motion to dismiss the case claims the Florida court lacks "personal jurisdiction" over it, according to the documents.

From BBC