dispence (Meaning)

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dispence (v. i. & n.)

See Dispense.

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The government announced it would dispense financial aid to families affected by the natural disaster.
The doctor dispensed the necessary medication to the patient, carefully explaining the dosage and side effects.
The bartender dispensed drinks to thirsty patrons, ensuring each glass was filled to perfection.
The charitable organization dispensed food packages to the needy, helping to alleviate hunger in the community.
The machine dispensed tickets to passengers, allowing them to board the train or bus.
The ATM dispensed cash to customers, allowing them to withdraw funds from their bank accounts.
The vending machine dispensed snacks and beverages to students, providing them with a quick and easy meal option.
The automatic soap dispenser dispensed soap into the user's hands, promoting good hygiene practices.
The perfume dispenser released a delicate scent into the air, creating a pleasant ambiance in the room.
The water fountain dispensed a refreshing stream of water, quenching the thirst of passersby.

See Dispense.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The government announced it would dispense financial aid to families affected by the natural disaster.

The doctor dispensed the necessary medication to the patient, carefully explaining the dosage and side effects.

The bartender dispensed drinks to thirsty patrons, ensuring each glass was filled to perfection.

The charitable organization dispensed food packages to the needy, helping to alleviate hunger in the community.