'dismissing' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to describe when a person or group of people is no longer being taken into consideration or accepted. For example, "Due to her inappropriate behavior, I am dismissing her from my team."
Much of Draghi's speech was given over to dismissing the argument that QE creates risks.
However, associate professor Richard Parker, president of the NT branch of the Australian Medical Association AMAA) – who had not seen the published letter – said those calling for law reform were dismissing college of obstetrics guidelines which were based on decades of medical experience.
Apple's chief designer Jony Ive also recently hit out at Xiaomi's alleged copying, dismissing suggestions of flattery saying "I think it is really straightforward.
When it arrives, a week later, the sentence dismissing Baumeister's "catchy metaphor" has been deleted.
While Rome is Federer's "losingest" tournament, with 15 ducks from 15 innings (and three futile finals), in dismissing the skittish Czech for the 14th time he confirmed he is in excellent fettle.
May rejected rioters' assertions that the unrest was linked to alienation from the police or the government, dismissing concerns raised in the research report as "excuses".
He said his party's performance will be the "surprise story" of polling day, dismissing predictions of an electoral mauling that has left key figures such as cabinet minister Danny Alexander vulnerable to a collapse in support after five years of governing in coalition with the Conservatives.
But for the bomb she should have compounded the offence, dismissing Kinnock, the Labour leader whose reformist courage should have commanded respect, as a puppet of the hard left – the "enemies of freedom" who sought to overthrow democratic institutions.
Tracks like All About That Bass, Shake It Off, Habits (Stay High) and Turn Down for What aren't preaching acceptability; they're encouraging individuality, whether that's through respecting your body, dismissing criticism or getting really drunk.
The president's wife weighed in, personally interrogating some protest leaders and dismissing the abduction as a plot to bring down her husband.
On Tuesday, the Australian prime minister, Tony Abbott, attempted to discredit the court action by dismissing one of the lawyers involved as a "former Labor candidate".
