jettison // verb [+ obj]

1

to get rid of sth/sb that you no longer need or want:

They jettisoned 217 staff when the recession hit.

The firm still needs to jettison around €1 billion of debt.

2

to reject an idea, belief, plan, etc. that you no longer think is useful or likely to be successful:

Some elements of the plan are going to be jettisoned.

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