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dismissed

Over vs Dismissed - What's the difference?

over | dismissed |


As an adverb over

is , above.

As a preposition over

is over.

As a verb dismissed is

(dismiss).

Declined vs Dismissed - What's the difference?

declined | dismissed |


As verbs the difference between declined and dismissed

is that declined is (decline) while dismissed is (dismiss).

Quashed vs Dismissed - What's the difference?

quashed | dismissed |


As verbs the difference between quashed and dismissed

is that quashed is (quash) while dismissed is (dismiss).

Disrupted vs Dismissed - What's the difference?

disrupted | dismissed |


As verbs the difference between disrupted and dismissed

is that disrupted is (disrupt) while dismissed is (dismiss).

As an adjective disrupted

is subject to disruption.

Dismissed - What does it mean?

dismissed | |

Suspension vs Dismissed - What's the difference?

suspension | dismissed |


As a noun suspension

is the act of suspending, or the state of being suspended.

As a verb dismissed is

past tense of dismiss.

Commuted vs Dismissed - What's the difference?

commuted | dismissed |


As verbs the difference between commuted and dismissed

is that commuted is (commute) while dismissed is (dismiss).

Dismissal vs Dismissed - What's the difference?

dismissal | dismissed |


As a noun dismissal

is the act of sending someone away.

As a verb dismissed is

(dismiss).

Discounted vs Dismissed - What's the difference?

discounted | dismissed |


As verbs the difference between discounted and dismissed

is that discounted is past tense of discount while dismissed is past tense of dismiss.

Fallout vs Dismissed - What's the difference?

fallout | dismissed |


As a noun fallout

is the event of small airborne particles falling to the ground in significant quantities as a result of major industrial activity, volcano eruption, sandstorm, nuclear explosion, etc.

As a verb dismissed is

past tense of dismiss.

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