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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 group has dispatched crews to assess damage to homes and distributed checks between $800 to $12,000 for preliminary repairs and rent.
“They probably want to do some real-world testing of their their dispatch system, looking down the road at when they hope to maybe launch a robotaxi service,” he said.
The White House has employed similar logic to Trump's recent efforts to thaw US relations with Moscow, including dispatching high-level administration officials to Saudi Arabia to meet directly with a Russian delegation.
While they are distributing previously dispatched food parcels, remaining supplies are expected to run out soon.
The father-of-four had served in Afghanistan and been mentioned in dispatches for risking his own life to save fellow soldiers under heavy fire, the court heard.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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