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dismiss

[dis-mis] / dɪsˈmɪs /




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Forty six families are now seeking "full accountability" from the nursery, saying it had "repeatedly dismissed concerns" from parents about his behaviour.

From BBC

Some critics dismissed the film as little more than a vanity project for the first lady, and an effort by Jeff Bezos’s Amazon.com Inc.

From MarketWatch

This is not something the Dodgers can dismiss as an out-of-town issue.

From Los Angeles Times

Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang has insisted the US tech giant will make a "huge" investment in OpenAI and dismissed as "nonsense" reports that he is unhappy with the generative AI star.

From Barron's

It would be ignorant to dismiss how critical this film is for the mid-budget movie’s longevity just because it also happens to be extremely campy.

From Salon