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What does dismissivly mean?

"Dismissively" means to treat something or someone as unimportant or not worth considering.

It implies a lack of respect, interest, or seriousness. Here are some examples of how it can be used:

* "He waved her off dismissively." This implies he didn't think her concerns were worth his time.

* "She dismissed their concerns with a dismissive shrug." This suggests she didn't find their concerns valid or relevant.

* "The article was written in a dismissive tone." This means the article treated the subject matter with disrespect or indifference.

Synonyms for "dismissively" include:

* Scornfully

* Contemptuously

* Superficially

* Casually

* Indifferently

* Briefly

Think of "dismissively" as a way of saying "I'm not interested in this" or "This is not worth my attention."

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