Synonymes: condemn, disapprove, disapprove of, rebuke, look askance at, disavow, repudiate
Conjugaison
| Indicatif |
|---|
| Présent | Passé |
|---|
| (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 |
| Subjonctif |
|---|
| Présent | Passé |
|---|
| (I) dismiss | (I) dismissed |
| (thou) dismiss | (thou) dismissed |
| (he) dismiss | (he) dismissed |
| (we) dismiss | (we) dismissed |
| (you) dismiss | (you) dismissed |
| (they) dismiss | (they) dismissed |
| Impératif |
|---|
| dismiss |
| Participes |
|---|
| Participe présent | Participe passé |
|---|
| 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.
In his speech on Saturday, Orbán compared the EU to the repressive Soviet régime that dominated Hungary for over 40 years last century, and dismissed the belief of many European leaders that Russian president Vladimir Putin poses a threat to the continent’s security.