Discard ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Discard ( verb )

1. To reject as useless, unnecessary, or unwanted.
2. To get rid of (something no longer needed or wanted).
3. To stop using or considering (something or someone).

Origin:

From old french descarder, meaning to throw down, reject, or dismiss.

Examples:

1. She discarded the old computer after buying a new one.
2. The company decided to discard their previous marketing strategy.
3. He discarded his outdated beliefs after learning new information.
4. The player discarded the card that he didn't need.
5. The judge discarded the evidence as inadmissible.

(As a noun)

Discard ( noun )

1. To reject as useless, unnecessary, or unwanted.
2. To get rid of (something no longer needed or wanted).
3. To stop using or considering (something or someone).

Origin:

From old french descarder, meaning to throw down, reject, or dismiss.

Examples:

1. She discarded the old computer after buying a new one.
2. The company decided to discard their previous marketing strategy.
3. He discarded his outdated beliefs after learning new information.
4. The player discarded the card that he didn't need.
5. The judge discarded the evidence as inadmissible.