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dispatch

[dih-spach] / dɪˈspætʃ /






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Any rational onlooker would assume that the Trojans had held on for good, dispatching of the Ducks.

From Los Angeles Times

Pop-psychology dispatches with ominous titles like “Gen Zers who romanticize yearning will likely learn these 5 things the hard way” suggest that there is perhaps too much yearning going on.

From Salon

At any one time, some are dispatched to different areas of the globe, some are conducting training, and others are undergoing maintenance.

From The Wall Street Journal

Airbus has dispatched 19 aircraft so far this year.

From The Wall Street Journal

The rich Redfellows get dispatched one by one in scenes that are fun but empty — neither cathartic nor comic, simply boxes to be checked off to great big poundings of thunder and harpsichords.

From Los Angeles Times