dismissive Meaning & Definition

  • En [ dɪˈsmɪs.ɪv]
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Meaning of dismissive In English

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Examples of dismissive

  • The older generation becomes defensive and the youth dismissive about the prevailing agrarian moral order.

  • He is dismissive of the whole idea of globalisation.

  • But these references are very, very brief and somewhat dismissive.

  • Some are ambivalent about or even outright dismissive of the -edgling scholarly competition.

  • It is also perhaps too dismissive of variable annuities.

  • Worse was the seemingly dismissive and unsympathetic position of many of those in a position to ameliorate the struggling of so many thousands.

  • Although this had been politically useful at the time, the chancellor himself was dismissive about dispatches as a historical source.

  • But the editor is rather dismissive of what he terms 'a more traditional agenda based on equality and redistribution' (p. 246).

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Translations of dismissive In Other Languages

  • 中文繁体

    表現輕視的, 認為不值得考慮的…

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  • 中文简体

    表现轻视, 认为不值得考虑…

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  • Español

    desdeñoso, desdeñoso/osa [masculine-feminine]…

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  • Português

    desdenhoso…

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  • Türk dili

    burun kıvıran, hafife alan, küçümseyen…

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  • Français

    qui fait peu de cas, dédaigneux…

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  • Čeština

    odmítavý, přezíravý…

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  • Dansk

    afvisende…

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