send (away) (Meaning)

send (away)

dispatch, to banish from a place

The principal sent away the disruptive student for the remainder of the day.
The urgent message was sent away via a courier to ensure its timely delivery.
The soldiers were sent away to a remote outpost to monitor enemy activity.
The parents sent away their young child to boarding school to give them a better education.
The factory sent away defective products to be disposed of properly.
The hospital sent away patients who had recovered to make room for those in need.
The travel agent sent away the group of tourists on their long-awaited adventure.
The king sent away his court jester for making an inappropriate joke.
The charity sent away food parcels to families in need during the holiday season.
The police sent away the suspects after questioning them but not finding enough evidence to detain them.

dispatch, to banish from a place

turn away, boot (out), turf (out),cast out, run off, dismiss, out, expel,throw out, drum (out)

call, summon, hail, cite, call up, assemble, subpoena,call out,convene, muster

The principal sent away the disruptive student for the remainder of the day.

The urgent message was sent away via a courier to ensure its timely delivery.

The soldiers were sent away to a remote outpost to monitor enemy activity.

The parents sent away their young child to boarding school to give them a better education.