Verb:

ఒక కేసును ఫైల్ చేయండి, వేరు, వీడు, పంపించు, వెళ్ళిపోవుట, తొలగింపు,

dismiss's Usage Examples:

The following week it was reported that Megrahi was likely to be released within a few days on compassionate grounds due to terminal prostate cancer, although the Scottish Government dismissed this as complete speculation; meanwhile, a United States official said that the U.

In 2012, Furlong was dismissed from the police for discreditable conduct, after an episode in which he physically abused and urinated.

This streak was ongoing at the time of his dismissal and continued afterwards.

The ECB banned him for two games after he apparently physically confronted Trego and hurled foul language after dismissing him in a quarter-final match.

The story was dismissed by the police as "poppycock" .

Those who dismissed him as a languid dilettante were wide of the mark.

The book, often dismissed as a revisionist, pro-Nixon apology or conspiracy theory, was also endorsed by Roger Stone.

They likewise dismissed the possibility of making pit stops every ten laps, resolved that a chicane was the best solution, and instructed several technical representatives to prepare plans for its installation.

England eventually established a lead of 130, and Dilley then held a boundary catch to dismiss Rod Marsh in Australia's second innings.

court a quo ought accordingly to have dismissed the plaintiff"s claim for retransfer of the property.

Single Atom: The Convergence of Science And Spirituality" the Dalai Lama dismisses the element of randomness in the theory of evolution based on natural.

top 10 wicket-keepers by total dismissals in Test cricket.

The ideological separation started then and reached the surface after Alparslan Türkeş dismissed the Ankara headquarters of the MHP after the 1992 MHP Congress.

Synonyms:

turn a blind eye, flout, brush off, shrug off, disoblige, brush aside, laugh off, scoff, reject, slight, laugh away, cold-shoulder, disregard, push aside, discount, discredit, pass off, ignore,

Antonyms:

charge, dock, burden, accept, oblige,