jettison

Object

• notion: Jettison the notion of selling transactions and focus on relationship building.
• idea: But the government is running with the fantasy of capitalist sensitivity to the market, having jettisoned the idea of socialist planning.
• bomb: He had gone to a blister window to watch the jettisoned bombs falling.
• fuel: As Caff and Elex adjust their elevation Mat tells Steve to jettison fuel which collect in space and act as a shield.
• weight: Also be aware of the need to be able to jettison the weight easily in the unlikely event of a water landing.
• past: Instead of jettisoning the past, the Arts and Crafts drew on what was seen as still valid for the present.

Modifying Another Word

• not: The Sea of Faith must not jettison this half of our tradition.
• just: The plane must have just jettisoned them after a big raid.
• then: Of course some work is made with that in mind, to be chewed till the sugar's gone, then jettisoned.
• completely: Some of the old bricks may be re-used, some may have to be jettisoned completely.
• even: He has even jettisoned his favored red tie, which has featured in successive Budgets since he came to power.
• also: Powell also jettisoned 75 percent of a separate report on al-Qaida, said the official.

Preposition: in

• favor: A rapid demise ensures ' Manual ' control is quickly jettisoned in favor of ' AI ' control.
• flight: If required the tank can be jettisoned in flight.