Translation (Uk English)

kissing off Antonyms

Strongest:

to dismiss usually lightly

After years of neglect, the company was on the verge of bankruptcy, effectively kissing off its chances of survival.
The employee's constant tardiness and poor performance led to the boss kissing him off without hesitation.
His disrespectful behavior towards customers resulted in him being kissed off from his job.
The politician's scandalous actions were seen as him kissing off any hope of reelection.
The company's decision to ignore customer complaints was essentially kissing off their reputation.
She felt betrayed when she realized her best friend was kissing her off by spreading rumors about her.
After countless failed attempts at reconciliation, she finally accepted that it was time to kiss off the toxic relationship.
The team's lackluster performance in the playoffs had fans feeling like they were kissing off their championship hopes.
The student's refusal to complete assignments led to the teacher kissing him off from the class.
Despite warnings from his doctor, he continued to indulge in unhealthy habits, effectively kissing off his chances of recovery.

to dismiss usually lightly

blowing off, ditching, breaking off (with), leaving,dumping, abandoning,kissing good-bye, jilting, brushing (aside or off), cutting

taking, hooking up (with),latching (on or onto),befriending

After years of neglect, the company was on the verge of bankruptcy, effectively kissing off its chances of survival.

The employee's constant tardiness and poor performance led to the boss kissing him off without hesitation.

His disrespectful behavior towards customers resulted in him being kissed off from his job.

The politician's scandalous actions were seen as him kissing off any hope of reelection.