fobbed (Meaning)

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fobbed (imp. & p. p.)

of Fob

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The salesman fobbed off the customer with empty promises.
The politician fobbed off the reporters with vague and evasive answers.
The receptionist fobbed off the caller with a curt "I'm too busy to talk right now."
The doctor fobbed off the patient's concerns as "nothing to worry about."
The teacher fobbed off the student's request for extra help with a dismissive "Talk to me after class."
The boss fobbed off the employee's request for a raise with a flimsy excuse.
The cashier fobbed off the customer's complaint about the high price with a shrug and a "That's just the way it is."
The mechanic fobbed off the car owner's concerns about the strange noise with a half-hearted "It's probably nothing."
The admissions officer fobbed off the applicant's request for a second interview with a polite but firm "We'll be in touch."
The landlord fobbed off the tenant's request for repairs with a promise to "send someone out next week."

of Fob

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The salesman fobbed off the customer with empty promises.

The politician fobbed off the reporters with vague and evasive answers.

The receptionist fobbed off the caller with a curt "I'm too busy to talk right now."

The doctor fobbed off the patient's concerns as "nothing to worry about."