Dismiss and Send

Dismiss

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

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Send and dismiss are semantically related in keep topic. In some cases you can use "Send" instead a verb "Dismiss".

Send verb - To cause to go or be taken from one place to another.

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Dismiss and send are semantically related in keep topic. Sometimes you can use "Dismiss" instead a verb "Send".

Nearby Words: sent, sending, sender

character	dismiss character	send character
people	dismiss people	send people
someone	dismiss someone	send someone
army	dismiss army	send army
Other words: characters, information, anyone, player, everyone.

Thus making sure Lelouch can't dismiss her out of hand or send her back to Britannia.

Source: Fanfic / Dauntless
However, both dads dismiss Claire's objections, work to protect her, and send her back home but Claire uses her free pass to rebel against her dads by secretly hiding super-powered people.

Source: Character Derailment / Live-Action TV
It's easy to forget that villains are also subject to this trope, as somebody can dismiss a Tragic Villain's problems as Wangst and want to send them to the gallows because they kicked a hundred dogs, even though they were forced to.

Source: Analysis / Ron the Death Eater

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