despatch Synonyms
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despatch Meaning
despatch (n)
an official report (usually sent in haste)
the property of being prompt and efficient
killing a person or animal
the act of sending off something
despatch (v)
send away towards a designated goal
despatch (n. & v.)
Same as Dispatch.
despatch Sentence Examples
- The courier was instructed to despatch the urgent documents to the client's office before noon.
- The general ordered his troops to despatch reinforcements to the frontline.
- It was imperative to despatch the rescue team to the stranded climbers before nightfall.
- The chef quickly moved to despatch the orders coming in from the bustling kitchen.
- The company needed to despatch the faulty products back to the manufacturer for replacement.
- The manager decided to despatch a team to investigate the sudden drop in production at the factory.
- The hospital was under pressure to despatch medical supplies to the areas affected by the natural disaster.
- The airline had to despatch another plane to accommodate the passengers of the canceled flight.
- The detective planned to despatch officers to surveil the suspect's residence.
- In response to the emergency, the government decided to despatch aid to the affected region immediately.
FAQs About the word despatch
an official report (usually sent in haste), the property of being prompt and efficient, killing a person or animal, the act of sending off something, send away
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The courier was instructed to despatch the urgent documents to the client's office before noon.
The general ordered his troops to despatch reinforcements to the frontline.
It was imperative to despatch the rescue team to the stranded climbers before nightfall.
The chef quickly moved to despatch the orders coming in from the bustling kitchen.
