Dismissal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISMISSAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of dismissing
• the act of ordering or allowing someone to leave
• the act of removing someone from employment or office; discharge
• the act of treating something as unworthy of serious consideration; rejection
• a decision not to continue hearing a case
• official notice of discharge from employment or service
• Dismission; discharge.
• a judgment disposing of the matter without a trial
• official notice that you have been fired from your job
• permission to go; the sending away of someone
• the termination of someone\'s employment (leaving them free to depart)
• an instance of ending a batsman's innings or of having one's innings ended
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of dismissing; the fact or state of being dismissed

Words related to DISMISSAL

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Words that contain DISMISSAL

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How to use DISMISSAL in a sentence

• The dismissal of this able general was a great mistake on the part of the Emperor.
• The result of this interview was the withdrawal of the French forces in the Levant and the dismissal of Thiers, who had brought the nation to the edge of war.
• Yet after the dismissal of Montespan she seemed to be such, until she had with transcendent art and tact attained her end.
• One reason for his dismissal was that he was suspected of aiming to make himself supreme.
• It cannot be said that he received the news of his dismissal regretfully, for he had accepted the position largely to please a sympathetic friend.
• Bosworth Smith has received promotion instead of dismissal.
• These she kept as secret as possible, and one day when the old servant ventured to go for Doctor Boutan she threatened her with dismissal.
• Who is talking of dismissal? But I owe a duty to my firm.
• With hard words, and threats of instant dismissal, she aroused her sleeping household.
• A similar inspection is made immediately before dismissal.
• Simple dismissal is by no means adequate, when it is considered how much mischief may ensue from such offences.
• His dismissal was at hand, he knew, and then the carelessly defiant speech which was forming in his throat died away.
• It took him more than three years, from July, eighteen-forty-five, the date of his dismissal, to September, eighteen-forty-eight, the date of his death.
• He was a man addicted to drink, and the parents of his scholars lived in daily expectation of seeing his dismissal from the service.
• Lord Stanhope declared, in the name of England, that no peace was possible, unless its preliminary were the dismissal of the pernicious minister.
• He was covertly tipped against all regulations and departed regretfully with a beaming dismissal from Amanda.
• I hated the thought of dismissal, I rebelled against it almost fiercely.
• Noon dismissal was due when I went into the corridor.
• Wright extended his, coarse and not too clean, she touched it with her finger-tips and faced her father, waiting his word of dismissal.
• Count Badeni was, as you will remember, particularly obnoxious to the German element in Austria, and many people thought that his dismissal would restore harmony.
• He had risked dismissal, but that was no great matter.
• With characteristic recklessness he had forgotten that the chances of his summary dismissal were looming exceedingly near.
• He had purposely spoken somewhat bluntly of his impending dismissal.
• When the man came to me after his dismissal in London, it was to ask help to assassinate the Baron.
• Elise had requested of her father that she herself should see the prince, and give him his dismissal.
• At Oxford, a form of modified dismissal from College.
• He has the right to suspend the municipal council and the mayor, and to propose their dismissal to the head of the state.
• The day the management gave her her dismissal, she met Taylor outside the theater, and poured out a long story of distress.
• He did not wish to complain to Doctor Gordon, especially as the result might be the dismissal of Emma, and he felt that he could say nothing to Clemency about it.
• Then followed the noise of shutting books and closing desks, and the bustle and shuffling of anticipated dismissal.
• A few evenings after his dismissal from the church repairs, and before he had obtained any more work to do, he went to attend a meeting of the aforesaid committee.
• As far as his own comfort was concerned, this dismissal was a great relief to Mr.

Similar words containing MISS without suffix al and without prefix dis

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