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Meanings of dismiss as in English

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Usage of dismiss as in English
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The settlement work story I was inclined to dismiss as a myth.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1909 to 1922
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At other times they were easy to dismiss as common criminals.
Ghost wars
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I can, however, dismiss as irrational any objection to interracial marriage.
Ebony
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Qatari politicians dismiss as scaremongering the notion of a capital flight.
Reuters
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The group is hard to dismiss as a bunch of stereotypical UFO crackpots.
Wired
6
Moscow denies financing or training the separatists, denials that Western countries dismiss as absurd.
Reuters
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The kind that most would dismiss as a summer haze.
No mercy
8
Carrying a bothersome purse makes a woman easier to dismiss as girly on the job.
Silver zombie: delilah street: paranormal investigator
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How many of them did I dismiss as two-dimensional?
Stand by your hitman
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The touch of her hand on his neck he can dismiss as a tactile hallucination.
Black house
11
She thought Joseph was a fool, he would dismiss as nonsense anything she might say.
Another part of the wood
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Dr. Teleborian, what leads you so consistently to dismiss as untrue everything that Lisbeth Salander says?
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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It is tempting to dismiss as mere posturing Ivan's self-proclaimed role as a crusader for Orthodoxy.
1492 the year our world began
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Clearing plants that we dismiss as "scrub" also pushes carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
The Guardian
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My coachman is an awkward fellow, whom I shall dismiss as soon as I get home.
Other People's Money
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Those little things you always toy with and dismiss as frivolous whims, I did them then.
My Name is Legion
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common