Definition of dismissively in English:

dismissively

adverbdɪsˈmɪsɪvlidɪsˈmɪsɪvli

In a manner that suggests that something or someone is unworthy of consideration.
he was treated dismissively and mocked publicly
Elizabeth shrugged dismissively
Example sentencesExamples
- A woman helping her around the house dismissively told her: "You're not sick - you don't look sick."
- Many use this term dismissively when they hear of anyone referring to animals as having thoughts or feelings or wishes.
- The country artist dismissively belittles Rose's talent, and demands that she never record another of his tunes.
- They shake their heads a bit dismissively at our pitiful pace.
- Asked what she thinks about the state of contemporary literature, she says, dismissively, "Who knows?"
- Fernandez summarises their arguments dismissively.
- What he dismissively called 'Greek' and 'German' would today be categorized as Byzantine and Gothic art.
- Both women opened their mouths to object, but Carl waved his hand dismissively.
- She saw me staring and stared back confrontationally, then dismissively turned away so that I was embarrassed for staring.
- Each dealt with the other cagily and sometimes dismissively.

Definition of dismissively in US English:

dismissively

adverbdɪsˈmɪsɪvlidisˈmisivlē

In a manner that suggests that something or someone is unworthy of consideration.
he was treated dismissively and mocked publicly
Elizabeth shrugged dismissively
Example sentencesExamples
- Asked what she thinks about the state of contemporary literature, she says, dismissively, "Who knows?"
- They shake their heads a bit dismissively at our pitiful pace.
- Each dealt with the other cagily and sometimes dismissively.
- Fernandez summarises their arguments dismissively.
- Many use this term dismissively when they hear of anyone referring to animals as having thoughts or feelings or wishes.
- Both women opened their mouths to object, but Carl waved his hand dismissively.
- She saw me staring and stared back confrontationally, then dismissively turned away so that I was embarrassed for staring.
- A woman helping her around the house dismissively told her: "You're not sick - you don't look sick."
- What he dismissively called 'Greek' and 'German' would today be categorized as Byzantine and Gothic art.
- The country artist dismissively belittles Rose's talent, and demands that she never record another of his tunes.

单词	dismissively
释义	Definition of dismissively in English: dismissively adverbdɪsˈmɪsɪvlidɪsˈmɪsɪvli In a manner that suggests that something or someone is unworthy of consideration. he was treated dismissively and mocked publicly Elizabeth shrugged dismissively Example sentencesExamples A woman helping her around the house dismissively told her: "You're not sick - you don't look sick." Many use this term dismissively when they hear of anyone referring to animals as having thoughts or feelings or wishes. The country artist dismissively belittles Rose's talent, and demands that she never record another of his tunes. They shake their heads a bit dismissively at our pitiful pace. Asked what she thinks about the state of contemporary literature, she says, dismissively, "Who knows?" Fernandez summarises their arguments dismissively. What he dismissively called 'Greek' and 'German' would today be categorized as Byzantine and Gothic art. Both women opened their mouths to object, but Carl waved his hand dismissively. She saw me staring and stared back confrontationally, then dismissively turned away so that I was embarrassed for staring. Each dealt with the other cagily and sometimes dismissively. Definition of dismissively in US English: dismissively adverbdɪsˈmɪsɪvlidisˈmisivlē In a manner that suggests that something or someone is unworthy of consideration. he was treated dismissively and mocked publicly Elizabeth shrugged dismissively Example sentencesExamples Asked what she thinks about the state of contemporary literature, she says, dismissively, "Who knows?" They shake their heads a bit dismissively at our pitiful pace. Each dealt with the other cagily and sometimes dismissively. Fernandez summarises their arguments dismissively. Many use this term dismissively when they hear of anyone referring to animals as having thoughts or feelings or wishes. Both women opened their mouths to object, but Carl waved his hand dismissively. She saw me staring and stared back confrontationally, then dismissively turned away so that I was embarrassed for staring. A woman helping her around the house dismissively told her: "You're not sick - you don't look sick." What he dismissively called 'Greek' and 'German' would today be categorized as Byzantine and Gothic art. The country artist dismissively belittles Rose's talent, and demands that she never record another of his tunes.
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