Sentence examples for To dismiss from inspiring English sources

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To dismiss

verb

To discharge; to end the employment or service of.

The company dismissed me after less than a year.

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Exact(57)

To dismiss criminal charges?

The New Yorker

To dismiss them unilaterally is unwise.

The Guardian - Opinion

"Move to dismiss".

The New York Times

It's absurd to dismiss Europe.

The New York Times

Objectivity is easy to dismiss.

The Economist

It is to dismiss politics.

The New Yorker

was preparing to dismiss Spec.

The New Yorker

No small thing to dismiss.

The Economist

Some were easy to dismiss.

The New York Times

Israel was quick to dismiss the allegation.

The New York Times

Mr T continues to dismiss the allegations.

Independent

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