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Synonym for discard [verb]

The synonym discard synonymous definition words:
means "reject"
eliminate, jettison, throw away, exclude
- conjugate verb discard
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Further results for the word "discard"

cast off [verb]

means "activity"
throw off, lay aside, discard, abandon, set aside, shed
- conjugate verb cast off

cast-off [noun]

means "reject"
discard, second

chuck [verb]

means "throw"
toss, discard, throw out, fling, eject, relinquish
- conjugate verb chuck
- translate chuck

dismantle [verb]

means "abandon"
shelve, set aside, discard, give up, disuse, idle
- conjugate verb dismantle

dismiss [verb]

means "reject"
expel, eject, discard, banish, decline, repel
- conjugate verb dismiss

dismiss [verb]

means "fire"
depose, discard, lay off, unseat, discharge, drop
- conjugate verb dismiss

disuse [verb]

means "abandon"
shelve, set aside, discard, give up, dismantle, idle
- conjugate verb disuse

ditch [verb]

means "abandon"
desert, get rid of, discard, throw away, eliminate, forsake
- conjugate verb ditch

forsake [verb]

means "relinquish"
discard, drop, disclaim, forgo, surrender, forswear
- conjugate verb forsake

lay aside [verb]

means "cast off"
throw off, cast, discard, abandon, set aside, shed
- conjugate verb lay aside

lay off [verb]

means "fire"
depose, discard, dismiss, unseat, discharge, drop
- conjugate verb lay off

neglect [verb]

means "dismiss"
pass over, defer, procrastinate, suspend, discard, let slip
- conjugate verb neglect

procrastinate [verb]

means "dismiss"
pass over, defer, neglect, suspend, discard, let slip
- conjugate verb procrastinate

reject [verb]

means "activity"
discard, eliminate, jettison, throw away, exclude
- conjugate verb reject

reject [noun]

means "thing"
cast-off, discard, second

set aside [verb]

means "cast off"
throw off, lay aside, discard, abandon, cast, shed
- conjugate verb set aside

slough [verb]

means "cast off"
throw off, lay aside, discard, abandon, set aside, shed
- conjugate verb slough

discarded [adjective]

means "rejected"
cast off, abandoned, forsaken, done with, dismissed

abolition [noun]

means "discontinuance"
disuse, discarding, abrogation, interruption

abrogation [noun]

means "discontinuance"
abolition, discarding, disuse, interruption

discontinuance [noun]

means "disuse"
abolition, discarding, abrogation, interruption

disuse [noun]

means "discontinuance"
abolition, discarding, abrogation, interruption

omitting [adjective]

means "overlooking"
discarding, repudiating, disregarding, leaving out, withholding, passing over
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