dismissal
/dɪsˈmɪsəl/
noun
- The act of ordering someone to leave a job or position; firing.
- After the mistake, the manager announced the dismissal of three employees.
- The unfair dismissal led to a lawsuit against the employer.
- She received a dismissal notice after the company downsized.
- The act of sending someone away or allowing them to leave.
- His dismissal of the guests was polite but firm.
- The judge ordered the dismissal of the jury after the verdict.
- The teacher's dismissal of the class came five minutes early.
- The act of rejecting an idea, suggestion, or concern as unimportant.
- The committee's dismissal of the proposal surprised everyone.
- He showed a complete dismissal of the safety concerns.
- Her dismissal of my advice made me feel frustrated.
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