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To throw away (something unwanted or useless)

To eject or dump, such as from a craft or vessel, so as to lighten the load

To let someone down by abandoning or neglecting them

To put an end to, especially formally

Plural for the act by which something is discarded as unwanted or useless

Plural for items that have been or are about to be ejected, especially from a vessel

Plural for the action of deserting a person, cause, or organization

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Verb

To throw away (something unwanted or useless)

throws on the scrapheap

sees the back of

puts out to pasture

frees oneself of

rids oneself of

throws overboard

makes away with

knocks something on the head

pulls the plug on

washes your hands of

files in circular file

divests yourself of

consigns to scrap heap

changes one's tune

turns your back on

refuses to acknowledge

divorces oneself from

has nothing more to do with

ends relations with

disacknowledges

gives someone the push

gives someone the air

gives the elbow

gives someone the big E

has no more truck with

flies in the face of

refuses to accept

refuses to recognize

cuts off without a penny

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“Not only should we jettison the junk that weighs us down, but we also need to get rid of anything that is not essential in our journey through life.”

Verb

To eject or dump, such as from a craft or vessel, so as to lighten the load

“Indeed, he may both desire to jettison the cargo and desire not to lose it. They are not contraries in his desire.”

Verb

To let someone down by abandoning or neglecting them

disappears from

takes oneself off from

turns your back on

leaves stranded

leaves high and dry

washes your hands of

leaves in the lurch

gives someone the big E

gives someone the push

gives someone the air

takes your leave of

gives the elbow

walks away from

steps down from

breaks off with

hangs out to dry

leaves someone holding the baby

gives the heave-ho

abstracts oneself

stops participating in

stops going out with

gives notice to

leaves helpless

leaves in trouble

leaves holding the bag

leaves in a lurch

divorces oneself from

has nothing more to do with

ends relations with

leaves all alone

puts behind you

leaves parentless

makes an orphan

leaves isolated

absents yourself

disengages from

detaches yourself

stops participating

lets someone down

leaves at the altar

gives the old heave-ho

does the dirty on

fails to support

stabs in the back

falls short of expectation

gives up the ship

lets someone stew in their own juice

gives something a miss

throws in the towel

throws in the sponge

makes one's exit

takes the count

steps aside from

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Verb

To put an end to, especially formally

brings to an end

puts the kibosh on

knocks something on the head

declares null and void

renders invalid

renders null and void

puts the lid on

pulls the plug on

nips in the bud

calls a halt to

wipes off the map

wipes off the face of the earth

wipes from the face of the earth

takes the life of

brings to a halt

brings to a close

interferes with

declares invalid

makes ineffective

leaves in ruins

leaves desolate

makes away with

ends the life of

brings to a conclusion

removes all traces of

brings to an untimely end

comes to an end

terminates with extreme prejudice

gives someone the works

does a U-turn on

makes null and void

causes the death of

brings to screeching halt

reduces drastically

calls all bets off

destroys root and branch

wipes off face of earth

goes back on your word

wipes slate clean

turns thumbs down

flies in the face of

runs counter to

puts to the sword

sends to kingdom come

ethnically cleanses

sends to the gas chambers

brings to naught

drives underground

closes one's doors to

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Noun

Plural for the act by which something is discarded as unwanted or useless

“A similar occurrence is the placing of part of the cargo on deck, which may be washed overboard or damaged during the jettison of merchandise.”

Noun

Plural for items that have been or are about to be ejected, especially from a vessel

bits and pieces

“The torn branches of seaweeds and bits of crustacean shells are but the jettison thrown by the waves upon the sands.”

Noun

Plural for the action of deserting a person, cause, or organization

relinquishments

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