1. to release or let out
2. to dismiss from employment or service
3. to fulfill or carry out a duty or obligation

1. the act of releasing or letting out
2. dismissal from employment or service
3. liquid or other matter released from the body
Usage: medical

Examples

• The factory was fined for discharging chemicals into the river.
• The company had to discharge several employees due to budget cuts.
• He discharged his duties as treasurer with great care.
• The doctor will discharge the patient tomorrow morning.
• The discharge of waste water must follow environmental regulations.
• Her discharge from the military was honorable.
• The nurse monitored the patient’s wound discharge.