Similar words: dismiss, dismissal, transmission, dissent, dissect, dissemble, dissenting, dissertation. Meaning: [dɪs'mɪs] 
adj. having lost your job.
adj. having lost your job. 
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61 The class will be dismissed early today.
62 He dismissed the official explanationas complete poppycock.
63 She dismissed their arguments as irrelevant.
64 He dismissed her from his mind.
65 He dismissed her with an airy wave.
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66 She claims to have been unfairly dismissed.
67 She was dismissed for being late.
68 Mr Jones will be dismissed forthwith.
69 The situation scarcely warrants their / them being dismissed.
70 He dismissed the allegations as poppycock.
71 I initially dismissed the idea out of hand.
72 All our suggestions were dismissed out of hand.
73 He dismissed Bryan as nothing more than an amateur.
74 He dismissed the event as just a publicity gimmick.
75 He was dismissed for neglecting his work.
76 She just laughed and dismissed the question as unimportant.
77 The case was dismissed owing to lack of evidence.
78 They dismissed the problem as unimportant.
79 The case was dismissed because of insufficient evidence.
80 She dismissed doubts from her mind.
81 She dismissed him with a regal gesture.
82 when she dismissed him from his job.
83 The chairman dismissed the meeting.
84 The boss dismissed the employee.
85 Anne dismissed these gloomy thoughts from her mind.
86 Employees can be dismissed for sending obscene emails.
87 Their suspicions were dismissed as groundless.
88 A spokesman dismissed any suggestion of a boardroom rift.
89 He pronounced that we were dismissed.
90 The proposal was summarily dismissed.
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