blew off
Ignored an obligation
Blew off is the past tense of blow off, which means to skip or ignore something you were expected to do: I blew off the meeting, She blew off her homework.
It can also mean to dismiss someone curtly: He tried to talk to her but she blew him off.
The phrase suggests casual disregard rather than hostile refusal.
- dumpedAbruptly ended romantically
- let downFail to meet expectations
- ignoreRefuse to notice
- cold shoulderIntentional dismissive treatment
- ventOpening for airflow
dismiss · ghost · no show · snub · avoid · expel · shun · evade · disregard · scatter · flake · dislodge · neglect · stood up · left hanging · discharge · explode · eject
blew offattended
Was at an event
honored · kept · fulfilled · made good on · showed up
blew offpaid attention to
prioritized · respected · acknowledged · heeded · considered
blew offcompleted
Fully finished
finished · did · handled · took care of · accomplished
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