Dismiss
Dismiss verb - To let go from office, service, or employment.
Note
Note verb - To take notice of and be guided by.
Usage example: please note that the office will be closed tomorrow
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- 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 -
In Disney's Hercules, one of the townspeople dismiss Hercules as "just another chariot chaser."note This is odd, because he's trying to establish himself as a hero, and not some equivalent to a lawyer.
Source: Ambulance Chaser - Both in-universe and out, fans and fellow characters alike will often dismiss their sexual orientation as a side-effect of depression, mental sickness, low hormone levels, abuse, immaturity, or even just plain old sour grapes.note ie.
Source: Asexuality
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