very dismissive

Frequency: 8.518.0 per million words

Emphasizes a high degree of being dismissive.

dismissiveADVERB + dismissive

Categories:

very

Examples (10)

  • She was very dismissive of his achievements.
  • The manager was very dismissive of our concerns about the new policy.
  • He sounded very dismissive when I suggested a different approach.
  • I found his attitude towards junior staff to be very dismissive.
  • Why are you so very dismissive of any idea that isn't your own?
  • The committee seemed very dismissive of the proposal, barely giving it a glance.
  • Her very dismissive gesture showed she had no interest in hearing our side of the story.
  • It's hard to have a productive conversation with someone who is consistently very dismissive.
  • The critic's review was very dismissive, calling the film 'uninspired and predictable'.
  • Don't be very dismissive of their feedback; it might contain valuable insights.