1. able to be dismissed or rejected; capable of being set aside or disregarded
2. (of an employee) able to be fired or terminated from employment
Usage: legal/employment context

Examples

• The witness's testimony was considered dismissible due to inconsistencies.
• Some critics argue that his early work is dismissible as mere imitation.
• Under the contract, the employee was dismissible at will.
• The judge ruled that the evidence was dismissible on procedural grounds.
• Her concerns were not dismissible; they deserved serious consideration.
• The charges were dismissible if the defendant could prove an alibi.