Dismiss and Hate

Dismiss

Dismiss verb - To let go from office, service, or employment.

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Hate and dismiss are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hate" instead a verb "Dismiss".

Hate verb - To dislike strongly.

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Dismiss and hate are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dismiss" instead a verb "Hate".

Nearby Words: hateful, hated, hating, hatefully, hater

love	dismiss love	hate love
character	dismiss character	hate character
people	dismiss people	hate people
idea	dismiss idea	hate idea
Other words: someone, show, fact, characters, anyone, player, everyone, games, whom.

Sector E are good friends with the Rowdy Hooligans from Across the Square; despite being on opposite sides, they dismiss the idea they have to hate each other as a ridiculous American notion.

Source: Friendly Enemy
The former hate newer shmups for featuring girly-girl ships and characters note The Element Dolls and Element Daughters instead of the more military- and scifi-themed visuals of older games and dismiss their high bullet counts as cutting corners.

Source: Fandom Rivalry / Video Games
Luxa getting over her tendency to hate rats and look down on/dismiss other species is part of her Character Development.

Source: Literature / The Underland Chronicles

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