dismissible

IPA: dɪsmˈɪsʌbʌɫ

Examples of "dismissible" in Sentences

The overpriced teriyaki at Bryant Park is dismissible.
But unless it's really in someone's face, is that really a dismissible offence.
"There is no more dismissible figure on the street than an old woman," Streep said.
Somebody earned his way by offing one of the dismissible masses of which we are all a apart.
And when the anger moves from more easily dismissible protesters in Lower Manhattan to a larger swath of the American citizenry, comments like Perry's "I don't care about that" will not be received well.
I argued last month that ghettoizing Canadian shows in coverage was one of the major subtle signals that point and contribute to the "dismissible" mentality of "Canadians don't want to watch Canadian shows."
They saw these omnipresent portrayals as creating the perception in the United States that anything Arab was almost inherently bad or anti-American; therefore Arabs, Arab Americans, their speech, or their perspectives were easily dismissible and politically risky.