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What is another word for Dismissive? – 124 Dismissive Synonyms

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    Meaning of Dismissive

    According to Merriam-Webster, "dismissive" means having or showing a tendency to dismiss something as inadequate or unworthy of consideration.

    Definitions

    • The Cambridge Dictionary defines "dismissive" as showing that you do not think something is important or worthy of consideration.
    • The Oxford Dictionary states that "dismissive" means having or showing a tendency to reject or dismiss something as inadequate or unworthy of consideration.

    Example Uses

    • The manager was dismissive of the employee's concerns, saying they were not a priority.
    • She was dismissive of the idea, saying it would never work.
    • The professor was dismissive of the student's question, implying it was too simple.
    • The company was dismissive of the environmental impact, focusing only on profits.
    • The politician's dismissive attitude towards the opposition's proposals sparked controversy.

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