dismiss

Significat (anglès)

1. To discharge; to end the employment or service of.
2. To order to leave.
3. To dispel; to rid one’s mind of.
4. To reject; to refuse to accept.
5. To invalidate; to treat as unworthy of serious consideration.
6. To send or put away, to discard with disregard, contempt or disdain. (sometimes followed by as).
7. To get a batsman out.
8. To give someone a red card; to send off.

Sinònims

fire

🔥

discharge

sack

expel

reject

remove

send away

lay off

refuse

dissolve

decline

discard

terminate

drive away

cashier

disavow

turn away

release

withhold

disband

drive out

disperse

spurn

ignore

send back

shun

drop

oust

disallow

throw out

relay

repulse

resend

adjourn

send packing

disregard

exempt

refute

depose

brush off

turn down

repel

kick out

send out

eject

repress

dismissal

abandon

give the sack

scatter

chase away

chase

force out

knock

rebuke

disapprove of

rebut

acquit

can

give leave

disunite

look askance at

make redundant

break

separate

expell

relieve

disjoin

repudiate

give the axe

scorn

give notice

retrench

axe

🪓

break up

suspend

disagree

displace

emboss

condemn

throw

throw away

dispose

pardon

tool

dump

disapprove

let go

permit

excuse

postpone

preclude

set aside

pursue

usher out

push aside

discount

put off

brush aside

push back

put an end to

quash

quit

rebuff

reduce

reflect

relegate

removal

renounce

reprobate

resolve

retire

revoke

ridicule

rule out

scare away

scratch

secern

segregate

send

send down

send off

separate off

separate out

sequester

sequestrate

set apart

set free

shelve

ship

🚢

shoot down

smash

spear

stave off

strand

stun

sunder

take apart

take away

take off

tap off

throw up

turn out

unbind

uncage

uncouple

understate

unfasten

unhand

unleash

unloose

unseat

untie

vacate

vomit

vote out

ward off

wear

atomise

break ranks

detract from

drum out

flip off

freeze off

key out

move back

redline

send on

tell apart

fire from a job

dehire

disincorporate

forefend

divorce

wave aside

relieve of office

discharge from

allow to go

give the bounce

knock cold

run roughshod

secernate

severalise

severalize

amove

pink-slip

expulse

dismiss from office

relieve of one’s post

throw out of employment

can suspend

allow

atomize

avert

bang up

banish

beat back

behead

blast

block

break down

bust

cancel

cast off

cast out

chase off

chuck

cite

clear off

clobber

close to

cut

decompose

decouple

decrease

defer

deflect

delay

deliver

demolish

deport

deprive

descry

desert

🏜️

desolate

despatch

destroy

detach

differentiate

diminish

discriminate

disentangle

disestablish

dishonour

dismantle

dispatch

disqualify

dissipate

dissociate

distinguish

ditch

drive back

drive off

eliminate

emancipate

eradicate

evacuate

excess

excommunicate

explain away

fall out

fend

fend off

fight off

firing

floor

forfend

free

🆓

get rid of

give up

go off

grant

hang

isolate

jilt

justify

kayo

keep

keep apart

kick

knock down

knock out

know

laugh at

layoff

liberate

lower

make fun of

mark

minimize

overlook

overturn

parry

part company

pass up

pooh-pooh

poo-poo

procrastinate

purse

👛

Amb guionet com

dis‧miss

Pronunciat com a (IPA)

/dɪsˈmɪs/

Etimologia (anglès)

Middle English, from Latin dimissus (“sent away, dismissed, banished”), perfect passive participle of dīmittō (“send away, dismiss”), from dis- + mittere (“to send”).