The phrase "actively dismissed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is intentionally disregarding or rejecting something in a proactive manner.
Example: "The committee actively dismissed the proposal after considering its potential drawbacks."
Alternatives: "outrightly rejected" or "deliberately ignored".
In many respects, obsessing about the use of one word risks missing the point, and worse still actively dismissing the views of people of colour and others.
The iPhone already lets you actively dismiss incoming phone calls with a custom text message, but Listen's auto-response are immediately sent to anyone while the feature is enabled.
It's about controlling black people, and, most of all, actively dismissing the very real concerns and issues that these protests are calling out. .
Because of this, cancer cells are thought to lose (or, better, actively dismiss) any cellular function that has proved to be non-essential for cell viability or does not provide any increase in cellular fitness ('genome degeneration').
I should've worried about that sag in the ceiling more actively!" Glauber would dismiss this kind of response on the ground that, sure, there were always exceptions, but that we should be led by the rule and not be ruled by the exception.
The general director of Mosenergo, Moscow's power utility and one of the most actively traded Russian stocks, was dismissed in a vote by shareholders, according to the Unified Energy System, which is Russia's main power company and Mosenergo's biggest shareholder.
The Ministry of Justice has dismissed claims that is actively considering "the wholesale" privatisation of the courts service as part of a radical review to save funds.
The cards are only displayed when they have something new or are actively doing something, and can be dismissed by a left-to-right swipe.
She said that the school still believed the claims would be dismissed, but that it was actively seeking a settlement with the plaintiffs.
Ukraine's defence minister on Monday accused Russia of launching a "great war" that could claim tens of thousands of lives - claims dismissed by Russia, which denies actively supporting the rebels.
