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dismissal
[ dis-mis-uhl ]
noun
- an act or instance of dismissing.
- the state of being dismissed.
- a spoken or written order of discharge from employment, service, enrollment, etc.
Other 51Թ Forms
- ԴDzd·s noun
- d·a noun
- d·a noun
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of dismissal1
Example Sentences
Occasionally prone to a clumsy comment in the media, Brook last year was criticised for saying "who cares?" when asked about some of England's dismissals in an ODI defeat by Australia.
Lutnick’s dismissal of the effect of delayed payments on millions of Americans was so crass and cavalier it would make Ayn Rand blush.
In a ruling on Wednesday, US District Judge Dale Ho said that the Justice Department had not objected to a motion from Adams seeking the permanent dismissal of the case.
But in the days since, it’s become clear the dismissal is part of a broader campaign against Trump’s perceived enemies that has roiled the Justice Department and some of the nation’s highest-powered law firms.
Meanwhile, the Department of Justice has already moved to squelch independent decision-making by immigration court judges, threatening them with nothing short of dismissal should they rule against the president’s prerogatives.
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