Dismiss Past Tense

The past tense of Dismiss is dismissed.

1. dismiss

verb. ['dɪˈsmɪs'] bar from attention or consideration.

Rhymes with Dismiss

• preexists
• alusuisse
• reminisce
• consists
• resists
• remiss
• persists
• insists
• furniss
• exists
• enlists
• twiss
• swiss
• suisse
• suess
• stys
• pris
• phariss
• kriss
• kris
• fliss
• flis
• fariss
• criss
• cris
• chriss
• chris'
• chris
• brys
• bliss'

How do you pronounce dismiss?

Pronounce dismiss as dɪsˈmɪs.

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Sentences with dismiss

1. Verb, base form
Don't dismiss her and tell her to get over it.

Quotes about dismiss

1. In my first story, 'Mr. Mysterious & Company'... I was asked to take out some of the humor because editors were afraid reviewers would dismiss the book as a joke. Today, humor is enjoyed and no longer regarded as literary brummagem.
- Sid Fleischman

2. Re-examine all you have been told. Dismiss what insults your soul.
- Walt Whitman

3. Argue not concerning God,…re-examine all that you have been told at church or school or in any book, dismiss whatever insults your soul…
- Walt Whitman

2. dismiss

verb. ['dɪˈsmɪs'] cease to consider; put out of judicial consideration.

3. dismiss

verb. ['dɪˈsmɪs'] stop associating with.

4. dismiss

verb. ['dɪˈsmɪs'] declare void.

5. dismiss

verb. ['dɪˈsmɪs'] end one's encounter with somebody by causing or permitting the person to leave.

6. dismiss

verb. ['dɪˈsmɪs'] terminate the employment of; discharge from an office or position.