v. 1 to send away or allow to go away; 2.to remove from a job; fire. 3 to reject as not worth considering.
We were dismissed early from school.
We were dismissed early from school.
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When Theobald dismissed Tildy, where did she go to live and work?
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He was dismissed summarily from his job.
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The judge dismissed the litigious lawyer from the courtroom.
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What girl became sick and was dismissed from the factory?
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Who, other than Grigory, was dismissed from the group?
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Why was Kiana's test result dismissed from the group's score?
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She was dismissed from the team for impermissible behavior.
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What did the people dismissed from the group do to get even with Peter?
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Why was Iswny dismissed from Artos' service?
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What did Rob do after the principal dismissed him from school?
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The classes were dismissed concurrently.
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The heiress dismissed her chauffeur.
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Not everyone could rebound so nicely from having his cookies dismissed by presidential candidate Mitt Romney as looking like they came from the local 7?Eleven.
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I was insured that the case would be dismissed by the judge.
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remove; fire; let go
admit; hire
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