Adjective:

ફ્લાય,

dismissive's Usage Examples:

of Bogdan-Pitești"s homosexuality in dismissive terms (calling him "a blusterer of the anti-natural vice"), laid out a plan to loot the Știrbey-Vodă Street.

vast and somewhat patchy legacy which he himself occasionally spoke dismissively of (admitting in his latter years to have been a "writing automaton.

Mayr, one of the 20th century"s leading evolutionary biologists, wrote dismissively of the three-domain system, "I cannot see any merit at all in a three.

insincere and expresses little of substance, and his complaint that she is unfeeling and dismissive, eventually coming to an understanding as friends.

" and, as it was used in the Friday scene, is generally intended as a dismissive send-off.

Beaufret is considered the wellspring of orthodox French Heideggerianism, which was the element of French philosophy that was most dismissive of Heidegger's involvement with National Socialism after the French publication in 1987 of Víctor Farías's Heidegger and Nazism.

McNutt was dismissive and rude to Roosevelt when he came to personally ask for their support.

The film received dismissive reviews.

,ReceptionContemporary critics were generally dismissive of the album and the band's change of direction, but it has since been reevaluated.

The hoax was designed to demonstrate the poor quality of critical discourse surrounding contemporary music at a problematic stage in its historical development; in this aspect, the hoax was a failure, as no critic expressed any particular enthusiasm for Piotr Zak's piece, with all published reviews being roundly dismissive of the work.

At the start of the series, Skinner was dismissive towards Mulder"s belief in extraterrestrial and other strange phenomena.

sequel, Rebecca"s remaining lovers will feel like Mrs Danvers – dour, uncomprehending, and dismissive of the newcomer"s ineffective attempts to please".

shortened NSDAP"s name, Nationalsozialistische, to the dismissive "Nazi", in order to associate them with the derogatory use of the term mentioned above.

Synonyms:

rejective,

Antonyms:

curious, acceptive,