dismisses

Lets them go

Dismisses is the third-person singular of dismiss.

To dismiss is to send away or allow to leave: The judge dismissed the jury.

It also means to reject as unworthy of consideration: She dismisses his concerns as paranoia.

To dismiss an employee is to fire them.

A court dismisses a case when it declines to proceed with it.

rejection

rejects

Refuses or discards

refuses · turns away · denies · snubs · brushes off · waves away · shuns · ignores · repudiates · cold shoulder

disregard

ignores

Refuses to acknowledge

belittles · trivializes · minimizes · pooh-poohs · scoffs · shrugs off · downplays · writes off · underestimates · devalues

termination

fires

Discharges from employment

lays off · discharges · pink slip · severance · downsizes · releases · ousts · cans · boots · axed

legal

acquits

Declares legally innocent

verdict · ruling · motion · judge · court · prosecution · defendant · charges · mistrial · insufficient evidence

dispersal

releases

Lets go or publishes

excuses · lets out · disperses · breaks up · concludes · recess · assembly · congregation · meeting · students

Categories
Opposites
employment action

dismisseshires

Brings into employment

employs · appoints · recruits · retains · engages

consideration/attention

dismissesaccepts

Consents to receive

embraces · considers · entertains · acknowledges · heeds

assembly/dispersal

dismissesassembles

Brings components together

convenes · gathers · summons · congregates · musters

Phrases
Family

dismiss, dismissal, dismissed, dismissive, dismissing, dismissals, dismissively, undismissed, dismissers

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G