shrugged off Synonyms

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to shake off, to brush aside, to remove (a garment) by wriggling out, to brush aside as not important, to take off (a garment) by wriggling out

The captain shrugged off the criticisms, confident in his abilities.
Despite the setback, she shrugged off the disappointment and continued to pursue her dreams.
The child shrugged off the teasing, unfazed by their words.
The soldier shrugged off the injury, determined to keep fighting.
The audience shrugged off the delays, eager to see the performance.
The politician shrugged off the allegations, claiming they were politically motivated.
The teacher shrugged off the student's disrespect, choosing to focus on the lesson.
The hiker shrugged off the cold, determined to reach the summit.
The scientist shrugged off the skepticism, confident in his groundbreaking research.
The victim shrugged off the pain, determined to overcome the trauma.

to shake off, to brush aside, to remove (a garment) by wriggling out, to brush aside as not important, to take off (a garment) by wriggling out

passed over, overlooked, winked (at), justified,ignored, explained, blinked (at), forgave, disregarded, pardoned

marked, objected (to), noted,heeded,minded

The captain shrugged off the criticisms, confident in his abilities.

Despite the setback, she shrugged off the disappointment and continued to pursue her dreams.

The child shrugged off the teasing, unfazed by their words.

The soldier shrugged off the injury, determined to keep fighting.