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Synonym for dismiss [verb]

The synonym dismiss synonymous definition words:
means "reject"
expel, eject, discard, banish, decline, repel, disband
- conjugate verb dismiss
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dismiss [verb]

means "fire"
depose, discard, lay off, unseat, discharge, drop
Further results for the word "dismiss"

adjourn [verb]

means "dissolve"
discontinue, break up, postpone, dismiss, disperse, disunite
- conjugate verb adjourn

banish [verb]

means "expel"
dismiss, drive away, exclude, isolate, put away, discharge
- conjugate verb banish

bounce [verb]

means "fire"
dismiss, throw out, boot, eject, oust
- conjugate verb bounce

break [verb]

means "action"
dissolve, annul, dismiss, negate
- conjugate verb break

decline [verb]

means "refuse"
repel, avoid, desist, disapprove, deny, dismiss
- conjugate verb decline

depose [verb]

means "unseat"
oust, dislodge, overthrow, fire, dismiss, can
- conjugate verb depose

dethrone [verb]

means "unseat"
depose, dislodge, overthrow, fire, dismiss, can
- conjugate verb dethrone

discharge [verb]

means "let go"
break, cashier, replace, dismiss, relieve, expel
- conjugate verb discharge

dissolve [verb]

means "adjourn"
discontinue, break up, postpone, dismiss, disperse, disunite
- conjugate verb dissolve

drive away [verb]

means "expel"
dismiss, banish, exclude, isolate, put away, discharge
- conjugate verb drive away

exclude [verb]

means "expel"
dismiss
- conjugate verb exclude

force out [verb]

means "expel"
dismiss
- conjugate verb force out

lay off [verb]

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

oust [verb]

means "unseat"
depose, dislodge, overthrow, fire, dismiss, can
- conjugate verb oust

override [verb]

means "prevail over"
prevail, outweigh, transcend, dismiss, disregard, neglect
- conjugate verb override

put away [verb]

means "expel"
dismiss, drive away, exclude, isolate, banish, discharge
- conjugate verb put away

relegate [verb]

means "banish"
exile, dismiss, expatriate, eject, eliminate, deport
- conjugate verb relegate

repel [verb]

means "reject"
refuse, decline, dismiss, discourage, disown
- conjugate verb repel

scrap [verb]

means "discard"
reject, dismiss, abandon, forsake
- conjugate verb scrap

shelve [verb]

means "postpone"
put aside, scrap, dismiss, delay, hold up, suspend
- conjugate verb shelve

unseat [verb]

means "oust"
depose, dislodge, overthrow, fire, dismiss, can
- conjugate verb unseat

veto [verb]

means "prohibit"
dismiss
- conjugate verb veto

dismissal [noun]

means "liberation"
release, freeing, dissolution

dismissal [noun]

means "discharge"
deposition, expulsion, removal, displacement

dismissed [adjective]

means "discharged"
sent away, sent home, ousted, suspended, removed, adjourned, free

discarded [adjective]

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

dissolution [noun]

means "termination"
adjournment, end, ending, dismissal, death

elimination [noun]

means "exclusion"
eradication, expulsion, removal, dismissal

exclusion [noun]

means "elimination"
eradication, expulsion, removal, dismissal

out of work [adjective]

means "unemployed"
idle, dismissed, unoccupied

removal [noun]

means "elimination"
evacuation, expulsion, replacement, firing, banishment, dismissal

termination [noun]

means "dissolution"
adjournment, end, ending, dismissal, death
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