dimissory Synonyms
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dimissory Meaning
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dimissory (a.)
Sending away; dismissing to another jurisdiction; granting leave to depart.
dimissory Sentence Examples
- The dimissory letter granted him release from his duties.
- The dimissory process was quick and efficient.
- The dimissory clause in the contract allowed him to terminate early.
- He was given a dimissory, allowing him to leave the country.
- The dimissory letter was a source of great relief for him.
- The dimissory document enabled her to move to her new location.
- The dimissory fee was reasonable and affordable.
- The dimissory application was simple and easy to complete.
- The dimissory letter clarified the terms of his departure.
- The dimissory process was handled in a professional manner.
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Sending away; dismissing to another jurisdiction; granting leave to depart.
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The dimissory letter granted him release from his duties.
The dimissory process was quick and efficient.
The dimissory clause in the contract allowed him to terminate early.
He was given a dimissory, allowing him to leave the country.
