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dismissive [dɪsˈmɪsɪv] ADJ

dismissive

to be dismissive of sb/sth

lekceważyć kogoś/coś

Usage examples with dismissive

to be dismissive of sb/sth

lekceważyć kogoś/coś

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English

Various commentators are entirely dismissive of the visit and its importance. en.wikipedia.org

He is dismissive of the knowledge of shamans and looks down at the possible advantage of consulting them for advice. en.wikipedia.org

The instructors at her skating class were initially dismissive, saying she was overweight, but gave her three months and eventually agreed to keep her. en.wikipedia.org

Both teams valued the competition, despite some commentators being dismissive of the match's importance. en.wikipedia.org

Other peoples find them paranoid, insulting, and dismissive, while hobgoblins in turn treat all others as potential threats. en.wikipedia.org

His father was a cotton farmer with a seventh grade education who was dismissive of educational achievement. en.wikipedia.org

He is understandably dismissive of inexperienced designers labeling themselves as couturiers. en.wikipedia.org

Most critics, however, were dismissive of the modernist work of the group. en.wikipedia.org

Others are highly dismissive of this slashy speak. en.wikipedia.org

For instance, people who are briefly reminded of death are more dismissive of someone who criticizes their culture. en.wikipedia.org

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