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dispatch
noun as in speed in carrying out action
noun as in communication
verb as in hurry, send fast
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verb as in finish; consume
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verb as in kill
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Example Sentences
The trip dispatches and countless photos and videos I sent my family—none a train enthusiast—inspired one of them to give it a try.
Liverpool conceded in just the sixth minute when Virgil van Dijk inexplicably handled the ball while appealing for a foul from a corner, with Ivan Perisic dispatching the resulting penalty into the corner.
“I just had a surfer run up to the truck,” a lifeguard said on dispatch audio, “he’s saying there’s a dog that’s on the jetty.”
Crow then dispatched an adviser to tell prosecutors: Don’t go lightly on these kids, prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, people familiar with the conversation recounted.
“He was the type of officer who responded to every call whether he was dispatched to it or not.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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