dismissible

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That may be dismissed

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adjective

That may be dismissed

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for dismissible.

adjective

That may be dismissed

Example sentences

We don't track user with cookies, don't block our content (the overlay is dismissible), aren't showing any advertisements.

However, seeing silly deaths in a video game can't influence me in the opposite way because the source is dismissible and the conclusion is fantastical.

Is the conversation of the drought in California dismissible because of the lack of clean water in India?

In the case of our game, we show an ad between each game that is instantly dismissible.

Every previously dismissible imperfection is now a bottleneck that prevents your camera and you, the ariste, from living up to their full potential.

You type /btw followed by your question, get an answer in a dismissible overlay, and the main conversation continues as if nothing happened.

All I get is a full-screen non-dismissible overlay forcing me to install their app.

It's not a boycott, just a dismissible nag message.

It isn't common in hospitals, but it does happen and isn't dismissible when you are considering that the procedure was done without consent and without a medical justification.

It's not dismissible as a misunderstanding of tokens.

I'll try to go ahead and make the warning dismissible though.

Everyone's opinions are equally dismissible.

Quote examples

An equally invalid counter-argument from me would be "no, only fools would draw the same conclusion as you do." Neither point is based on logic, and easily dismissible.