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Meanings of dismissed the notion in English

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Usage of dismissed the notion in English
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Nicholson dismissed the notion that players' reputations had suffered during the feud.
Radio NZ
2
He specifically dismissed the notion that John Prescott might have been hacked.
The Guardian
3
One banker dismissed the notion of sophisticated funds trying to buy UK housebuilders.
Reuters
4
She briefly contemplated hurling such questions at him, but she dismissed the notion.
Sagittarius Is Bleeding
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I dismissed the notion of summoning the Logrus and preparing a magical attack.
The Great Book of Amber
6
Cooley dismissed the notion of a home-court advantage for the Flyers.
Reuters
7
Still, Jimenez has not dismissed the notion of a larger transaction.
Reuters
8
Then he dismissed the notion and looked back into Jake's eyes.
The waste lands
9
He, however, dismissed the notion that Mayer left because she was marginalized at Google.
Reuters
10
Laurence had dismissed the notion of making any complaint, however.
Tongues of Serpents
11
He'd thought about hunting for them, then dismissed the notion.
Patrick's destiny
12
Trump has dismissed the notion that Russia played any role in his November election victory.
Reuters
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He dismissed the notion unwillingly, for he remembered the task that had been set him.
Huntingtower
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I dismissed the notion, and fell back upon another.
New Arabian Nights
15
And as for any other attempt at vengeance, he dismissed the notion with impatient scorn.
Delia Blanchflower
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But M. Krug quickly dismissed the notion that the two grande marque champagne-makers were rivals.
The new yorker
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