What does jettison mean?: – To get rid of something
Adjective: -jettisonable
Sentence Examples: –
- Just so that the pilot would be able to conserve a lot of fuel on a feeling aircraft, he had to jettison a lot of cargo over the ocean.
- It was the Conservative decision of the President of the company to jettison a few of his non-performing employees so that he would be able to save the business from any form of bankruptcy.
- Due to the bad image that a particular product had on the entire company, it was the decision of the company to jettison that product and incur a loss.
- There is a whole lot of people that go through awful marriages, it is only time that is going to jettison those images out of their head.
- In order for you to run a successful establishment, you would have to jettison employees from time to time so that you will be able to weed out all the nonperformers and keep the establishment going.
