early discharge

Frequency: 7.26.0 per million words

Being allowed to leave a place like the army or a hospital sooner than expected.

dischargeADJECTIVE + discharge (noun)

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Examples (10)

  • The patient recovered quickly and was granted an early discharge from the hospital.
  • He applied for an early discharge from the army due to family hardship.
  • After a successful surgery, she was eligible for an early discharge.
  • An early discharge is only possible if your condition remains stable.
  • The soldier's request for an early discharge on medical grounds was approved.
  • We are all hoping for his early discharge so he can be home for the holidays.
  • The insurance company sometimes pushes for an early discharge to reduce costs.
  • Obtaining an early discharge from military service requires a valid reason.
  • The doctor will not approve an early discharge until all tests are clear.
  • His early discharge from the navy allowed him to start college a semester sooner.