Definitions of dismiss
-
To
send
away;
to
give
leave
of
departure;
to
cause
or
permit
to
go;
to
put
away.
-
To
discard;
to
remove
or
discharge
from
office,
service,
or
employment;
as,
the
king
dismisses
his
ministers;
the
matter
dismisses
his
servant.
-
To
lay
aside
or
reject
as
unworthy
of
attentions
or
regard,
as
a
petition
or
motion
in
court.
-
To
send
away;
permit
to
depart;
discharge
from
office
or
employment.
-
To
send
away;
discard;
discharge.
-
To
put
out
of
office;
discharge;
set
aside;
send
away;
reject.
-
stop
associating
with; "
They
dropped
her
after
she
had
a
child
out
of
wedlock"
-
cease
to
consider;
put
out
of
judicial
consideration; "
This
case
is
dismissed!"
-
end
one's
encounter
with
somebody
by
causing
or
permitting
the
person
to
leave; "
I
was
dismissed
after
I
gave
my
report"
-
To
send
away;
to
permit
to
depart;
to
discard;
to
remove
from
office,
service,
or
employment;
to
remove
from
a
docket;
to
discontinue.
-
To
send
away;
to
permit
to
depart,
used
of
a
person
in
high
authority
to
an
inferior-
as,
the
king,
dismisses
the
ambassador;
to
discharge
from
employment
or
office.
-
Dismissal,
dismission.
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