Synonyms for dispose of
dis·pose of

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1. dispose of

   Synonyms:
   barter, exchange, put to sale, sell

   Antonyms:
   acquire, bargain for, barter for, buy, get, obtain, procure, purchase, secure

Princeton's WordNet

1. dispose ofverb

   deal with or settle

   "He disposed of these cases quickly"

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1. dispose of

   Synonyms:
   sell, transfer, bestow, alienate, part with, put out of one's possession, get rid of

2. dispose of

   Synonyms:
   determine the condition of, arrange for

3. dispose of

   Synonyms:
   remove, put away, get rid of

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1. Airbus Group:

   With this transaction, Airbus Group plans to fully dispose of its 23.6 percent stake in Dassault Aviation while retaining upside exposure on the shares underlying the bonds.

2. Jeffrey Lewis:

   The key piece of evidence is that the facility is operating a' burn pit' to dispose of solid-propellant leftover from the production of ballistic missiles, casting rocket motors results in leftover propellant, which is an explosive hazard. Solid-propellant missile production facilities often have burn pits where leftover propellant can be disposed of by burning. Burn operations are, therefore, a strong signature that the facility is actively casting solid rocket motors.

3. Robert Rodriguez:

   We will not use or dispose of any unspent funds now that the law is in effect, the unspent funds will be returned.

4. Hillary Copp:

   The FDA has specific instructions on how to dispose of these medications, and the American Pharmacists Association has adopted this as their standard. Yet The FDA's not being given to the consumer correctly the majority of the time.

5. Suzanne Schwartz:

   The ability to decontaminate was purely a last resort, an extreme measure, from the FDA’s perspective, there is a need for us to move back towards contingency and conventional strategies, which is, you use the respirator for the interaction, and then you dispose of it and get a new one. We are in unison, in sync, with both NIOSH and OSHA in that position.