Discharge

verb
dɪs'ʧɑrdʒ

Noun

  • any of several bodily processes by which substances go out of the body

    the discharge of pus

    Similar:EmissionExpelling
    Type of:Activity
  • electrical conduction through a gas in an applied electric field

    Similar:ArcSpark
  • the termination of someone's employment (leaving them free to depart)

    Similar:DismissalDismissionFiringLiberationRelease
    Type of:EndingTerminationConclusion
  • a substance that is emitted or released

    Similar:Emission
    Type of:MaterialStuff
  • the act of discharging a gun

    Similar:Firing
    Type of:ShotShooting
  • the act of venting

    Similar:Venting
    Type of:EmanationEmission
  • the pouring forth of a fluid

    Similar:OutpouringRun
    Type of:FlowingFlow
  • a formal written statement of relinquishment

    Type of:RelinquishmentRelinquishing
  • the sudden giving off of energy

    Type of:OccurrentOccurrenceHappening

Verb

  • complete or carry out

    discharge one's duties

    Type of:ActionAccomplishFulfil
  • pour forth or release

    discharge liquids

    Type of:SpreadDistribute
  • remove (cargo, people, etc.) from and leave

    Similar:DropUnload
    Type of:Deliver
  • pronounce not guilty of criminal charges

    Type of:PronounceLabelJudge
  • release from military service

    Type of:RelinquishRelease
  • become empty or void of its content

    Similar:Empty
    Type of:Turn
  • free from obligations or duties

    Similar:Free
  • go off or discharge

    Similar:Fire
  • eliminate (a substance)

  • cause to go off

    Similar:Fire
  • remove the charge from

    Type of:WithdrawRemoveTake

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