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Synonyms for dismissive
dis·mis·sive
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dismissiveadjective
Synonyms:
indifferent, contemptuousdismissiveadjective
Showing disregard, indicating rejection, serving to dismiss.
Synonyms:
indifferent, contemptuous
Princeton's WordNet
dismissiveadjective
showing indifference or disregard
"a dismissive shrug"; "the firm is dismissive of the competitor's product"; "'chronic fatigue syndrome' was known by the dismissive term 'housewife syndrome'"
Antonyms:
interested, acceptivedismissiveadjective
stopping to associate with
"they took dismissive action after the third violation"
Antonyms:
interested, acceptive
PPDB, the paraphrase database
List of paraphrases for "dismissive":
Words popularity by usage frequency
ranking | word | |
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#18171 | cavalier | |
#24087 | indifferent | |
#42627 | derogatory | |
#68451 | dismissive | |
#76304 | contemptuous | |
#96251 | patronising |
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She's viewed as thorough, thoughtful, and as close to non-partisan on the issue of national security as is possible in today's politically polarized environment, if it was a different Democrat, it would be easier for some to be dismissive of the questions she's raising, but she's built significant credibility as a trusted voice on national security, so she has to be taken seriously. She's raising two critical issues which will define our debate about torture in the coming months: does it make us safer, and is it something we accept as consistent with our nation's moral code?
Dr. Carson is very dismissive of the question because it was hypothetical and Dr. Carson does not answer in hypotheticals. And so he intentionally did not answer the question, dr. Carson is still on a learning curve.
Being specific about our physical ailments — instead of vague and dismissive — can actually deepen relationships and help us all feel less isolated in this process.
He was very dismissive of those options.
Pelosi then turned to the President's dismissive attitude about the audio, saying.
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