Fired and Released

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Fired

Fired adjective - Having lost your job.

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Released and fired are semantically related in dismissed topic. In some cases you can use "Released" instead the word "Fired" as an adjective or a verb.

Nearby Words: fire, firing

Released

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Fired and released are semantically related in dismissed topic. You can use "Fired" instead the word "Released" as an adjective or a verb.

Nearby Words: release, releasing

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Awesome, but Impractical: A savvy forum-goer realized that bomb baysnote powerful explosives that aren't fired, but instead share the velocity of your ship when released count as ballistic weapons.

Source: Video Game / Starsector aka: Starfarer
Ant-Man: After getting released from prison, Scott Lang is quickly fired from Baskin-Robbins due to his criminal record.

Source: Pet The Dog / Live-Action Films
Mallon earned a hatedom to the point where, when Cinematic Titanic (a Spiritual Successor using most of the "fired" MST3K cast members) released its first episode, it was reportedly released as a torrent under Mallon's name with a note to make it look like he was doing this as revenge against Joel.

Source: Scapegoat Creator

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