dismissal
Pronunciation: [dɪsˈmɪsəl]
Word
Context: “employment”
(noun) when someone is told they can no longer work for a company. It's what happens when your boss decides you can't stay on the job anymore.
Example
The dismissal of the employee was handled professionally.
Example
Her dismissal from the company was unexpected and shocking.
Example
What were the reasons for his dismissal from the job?
Context: “education”
(noun) the time when students are allowed to leave school for the day. It's like a bell ringing that tells everyone they can go home.
Example
The dismissal bell rang at three o'clock, and everyone rushed to the exit.
Example
There was no dismissal until the teacher finished the lesson.
Example
When is the dismissal time for the students today?
Context: “legal”
(noun) when a court case is ended before it goes to trial. It's like saying the case is stopped and won't continue.
Example
The judge announced the dismissal of the case after reviewing the evidence.
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The dismissal of the case did not mean the issue was settled.
Example
What led to the dismissal of the case by the judge?
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