Phrasal verbs with "aside"

To dismiss or ignore something such as a concern, criticism, or obstacle as if it were unimportant.

To reject or abandon something or someone, treating them as no longer useful or important.

To put something down or stop using it, either temporarily or permanently; to save something for later; or to deliberately stop thinking abo

To deliberately not consider or discuss something, usually to focus on something else.

to move someone to one side, often to speak privately

To move something or someone out of the way, or to deliberately ignore or suppress feelings, problems, or people.

To save money or time for a specific purpose, or to temporarily stop thinking about or dealing with a problem or feeling.

To reserve something for a specific purpose, or to decide to temporarily ignore something.

To move to the side to allow passage, or to withdraw from a role or situation.

To move to one side to make room, or to give up a role or position so someone else can take it.

To forcefully remove, dismiss, or overcome opposition, obstacles, or concerns, treating them as unimportant or irrelevant.

To move something out of the way or to discard, abandon, or reject something, often abruptly.

To move or look to one side; to deflect or reject something; to deviate from a course.

To dismiss something as unimportant or irrelevant, often with a physical or metaphorical gesture.