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dischargesnounpl. of discharge a directed propelling of a missile by a firearm or artillery piecethe thunderous discharge of the cannons firings, shots potshotsbarrages, blitzes, blitzkriegs, bombardments, broadsides, bursts, cannonades, drumfires, fusillades, hails, salvos(or salvoes), showers, storms, volleys a freeing from an obligation or responsibilitya full discharge from responsibility for the accident deliveries, quietuses, quittances, releases dispensations, exemptions, immunities, waivers the termination of the employment of an employee or a work force often temporarilyshe was resentful over what she felt was a wrongful discharge axes, dismissals, furloughs, layoffs, redundancies(chiefly British) pink slipsbirds(chiefly British), boots, bum's rushes, firings, heave-hos, sacksclosings, shutdownsshakeouts, shake-ups callbacks, recalls, reemployments(or re-employments), rehires the doing of an actionaided in the discharge of his duties by a capable assistant accomplishments, achievements, commissions, enactments, executions, fulfillments(or fulfilments), implementations, performances, perpetrations, prosecutions, pursuances dispatches, expeditionsadministrations, directions, handlings, managementsapplications, operations, practices(also practises) nonfulfillments, nonperformances to cause (a projectile) to be driven forward with forceRobert Goddard was the first to discharge a rocket containing an instrument package blasts, fires, looses, shoots, squeezes off launches, projectsblazes (at), snipes (at)casts, catapults, flings, heaves, hurls, hurtles, lobs, pelts, pitches, slings, throws, tosses to empty or rid of cargodocks for discharging containerships disburdens, disencumbers, off-loads, unburdens, unlades, unloads, unpacks frees, lightens, relievesclears, empties, evacuates, vacates, voids loads, packs charges, crams, fills, heaps, jam-packs, jams, stuffs to give what is owed fordischarge a debt in full antes (up), balances, clears, foots, liquidates, meets, pays, pays off, pays up, ponies up, quits, recompenses, settles, springs (for), stands repudiates to set free (as from slavery or confinement)discharged the prisoners upon the signing of the peace treaty disenthralls(also disenthrals), emancipates, enfranchises, enlarges, frees, liberates, loosens, looses, manumits, releases, springs, unbinds, uncages, unchains, unfetters bails (out), delivers, paroles, ransoms, redeems, rescues, savesdisembarrasses, disencumbers, disengages, disentangles, extricatesunshackles turns loose binds, confines, enchains, fetters, restrains handcuffs, manacles, shackles, trammelscommits, immures, imprisons, incarcerates, interns, jails, locks (up)conquers, enslaves, subdues, subjugates to throw or give offthe mighty river discharges its waters into the ocean casts, emanates, emits, evolves, exhales, expels, expires(archaic), gives out, irradiates, issues, radiates, releases, sends (out), shoots, throws out, vents eliminates, evacuates, excretes, exudes, oozes, secretesejects, erupts, gushes, jets, outpours, pours, spews, spouts, sprays, spurts, squirts absorbs, inhales, soaks (up), sponges, sucks (up), takes up to cause a weapon to release a missile with great forcefelt a strong recoil as the rifle discharged to let go from office, service, or employment15 people were discharged when the embezzling ring was discovered axes, bounces, cans, cashiers, dismisses, fires, musters out, pink-slips, releases, removes, retires, sacks, terminates, turns off downsizes, excesses, furloughs, lays off, trimsboots (out), chucks (out), drums (out), kicks out, throws out, unseatsseparates sends packing, shows (someone) the door employs, engages, hires, retains, signs (up or on), takes on keepsreemploys, rehirescontracts, subcontractsrecruits |