Word
dispatch
Meanings
to send someone or something to a place or for a particular purpose, especially quickly
the act or system of sending out goods, messages, or vehicles, especially from a central point
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to deal with a task, problem, or opponent quickly and effectively
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Definition
Dispatch means to send someone or something to a place or for a task, often quickly and efficiently.
Dispatch commonly means to send a person, message, or goods to a destination. It often suggests speed, efficiency, and an organized process. It can also refer to the act of dealing with a task or situation quickly and effectively.
Examples
- They will dispatch a courier to pick up the documents.
- Please dispatch the order as soon as payment clears.
- The manager dispatches technicians to urgent repairs.
- A dispatch from the field reported heavy rain overnight.
- The team dispatched the remaining tasks before noon.
More verbs
- analyze To analyze means to examine something carefully to understand it better.
- scrutinize To scrutinize means to examine something very carefully in order to notice details or find problems.
- affect To affect something means to influence it or cause a change in it.
- allude To allude means to mention or refer to something indirectly.
- elude To elude someone is to avoid being caught or understood.