How to use dismissive in English

 Dismissive is an adjective that describes someone or something that shows a lack of interest or respect, often by rejecting or ignoring something. It implies that the person or thing being dismissed is considered unimportant or unworthy of serious attention.

Here are some ways to use "dismissive" in a sentence:

• "Her boss was dismissive of her concerns, refusing to even listen to her suggestions."
• "He gave a dismissive wave of his hand and walked away."
• "The teacher's dismissive attitude towards the student's questions made him feel discouraged."
• "The critic's review was dismissive, dismissing the author's work as amateurish."

Synonyms for "dismissive":

• Contemptuous
• Scornful
• Disdainful
• Supercilious
• Imperious
• Arrogant

Antonyms for "dismissive":

• Attentive
• Respectful
• Considerate
• Appreciative
• Receptive

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