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dismissive

[dis-mis-iv] / dɪsˈmɪs ɪv /




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Some fans were enthusiastic—“that was actually a pretty sincere and well written letter”— while others were dismissive: “How many times has he apologized, and then just did something even worse?”

From The Wall Street Journal

That’s because their profitability perpetuates animation’s dismissive status as suited only for families or kids.

From Los Angeles Times

“That could be encouraging the majors to be less dismissive of trading, and who better than Glencore to acquire that capability from?”

From The Wall Street Journal

Jack is so blustery, so loudly and quickly dismissive of Priya’s good ideas, that the phrase “doth protest too much” springs to mind.

From Los Angeles Times

Manager Dave Roberts this week described the dynamic with the Japanese players as “very delicate,” and said neither he nor the organization “want to be dismissive of what it means to them representing their country.”

From Los Angeles Times