Synonyms: condemn, disapprove, disapprove of, rebuke, look askance at, disavow, repudiate
Conjugation
| Indicative mood |
|---|
| Present tense | Past tense |
|---|
| (I) dismiss | (I) dismissed |
| (thou) dismissest | (thou) dismissedst |
| (he) dismisses, dismisseth | (he) dismissed |
| (we) dismiss | (we) dismissed |
| (you) dismiss | (you) dismissed |
| (they) dismiss | (they) dismissed |
| Subjunctive mood |
|---|
| Present tense | Past tense |
|---|
| (I) dismiss | (I) dismissed |
| (thou) dismiss | (thou) dismissed |
| (he) dismiss | (he) dismissed |
| (we) dismiss | (we) dismissed |
| (you) dismiss | (you) dismissed |
| (they) dismiss | (they) dismissed |
| Imperative mood |
|---|
| dismiss |
| Participles |
|---|
| Present participle | Past participle |
|---|
| dismissing | dismissed |
The emergence of a church independent of Moscow has infuriated Putin, who has made restoration of the so‐called “Russian world” a centrepiece of his foreign policy and has dismissed Ukrainian national identity as illegitimate.