Synonyms for dismissal
dɪsˈmɪs əl; -ˈmɪʃ əndis·missal

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1. judgment of dismissal, judgement of dismissal, dismissalnoun

   a judgment disposing of the matter without a trial

   Synonyms:
   pink slip, discharge, release, sack, judgment of dismissal, liberation, dismission, sacking, firing, judgement of dismissal

2. dismissal, dismission, pink slipnoun

   official notice that you have been fired from your job

   Synonyms:
   pink slip, discharge, release, sack, judgment of dismissal, liberation, dismission, sacking, firing, judgement of dismissal

3. dismissalnoun

   permission to go; the sending away of someone

   Synonyms:
   pink slip, discharge, release, sack, judgment of dismissal, liberation, dismission, sacking, firing, judgement of dismissal

4. dismissal, dismission, discharge, firing, liberation, release, sack, sackingnoun

   the termination of someone's employment (leaving them free to depart)

   Synonyms:
   lighting, paper bag, electric discharge, firing, outpouring, pink slip, liberation, sack, spark, judgement of dismissal, spillage, release, run, freeing, carrier bag, spill, kindling, sacking, electric arc, chemise, fire, emission, sacque, tone ending, poke, hammock, firing off, departure, arc, press release, expelling, outlet, expiration, waiver, button, exit, judgment of dismissal, sac, pocket, shift, bagging, loss, inflammation, going, discharge, venting, pouch, handout, vent, dismission, acquittance, ignition, passing, sackful

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1. dismissalnoun

   Synonyms:
   discharge, dismission, removal

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1. List of paraphrases for "dismissal":

   layoff, revocation, termination, redundancy, lay-off, laying-off, rejection, dismissals, removal, resignation, firing, referral, discharge, expulsion, reference, impeachment, retrenched, redundancies

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1. Lara Trump:

   When The Lara Trump tapeWhile Omarosa was fired by the White House Chief of Staff in December of 2017, my entire family was concerned for her because we had no idea about the basis of her dismissal, we still wanted her on our team because we cared so much about her personally. That's why I reached out to offer her a position with the 2020 Trump Campaign before we knew anything about the gross violations of ethics and integrity during her White House tenure.

2. Chris Nanos:

   The Pima County Sheriff’s Department is well prepared to handle the dismissal of 158 correctional officers if the need arise. Such dismissal is viewed as addition by subtraction…No one is irreplaceable.

3. Paul Archuleta/Getty Images:

   After more than a year to find evidence, Edelson dismissed the Illinois action without prejudice as to Erika and EJ Global LLC, while Edelson retains the right to re-fie in California, the dismissal of Erika from the federal lawsuit that triggered bankruptcies of Girardi Keese and Tom Girardi is extremely important. For example, the recent three-day evidentiary hearing in the Boeing case showed that Erika had ZERO role in what Girardi Keese and Edelson discussed, did, and did n’t do, whether as between each other or as to Girardi Keese and Tom Girardi clients. In fact, I ’m informed Erika’s name did n’t even come up at the hearing.

4. Marsha Blackburn:

   The U.S. Olympic Committee’s dismissal of our concerns is a tacit endorsement of communist China’s behavior, we have no assurances that our athletes will be safe at the 2022 Beijing Olympics and have no reason to believe that the Chinese Communist Party will not leverage their position to weaponize its new digital currency and national security law to target U.S. athletes.

5. Enrique Ochoa:

   It's unacceptable to turn a blind eye, we must react, we must be a party that flags corruption in our own governments, one that demands that they are held accountable and even subject to dismissal.