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dispatch or despatch
verb (dispatches , dispatched , dispatching ; despatches , despatched , despatching )
1 to send (mail, a person, etc) to a place for a particular reason.
2 to finish off or deal with something quickly dispatch a meal .
3 euphem to kill.
noun (dispatches or despatches )
1 (often dispatches) an official (especially military or diplomatic) report.
2 a journalist's report sent to a newspaper.
3 the act of dispatching; the fact of being dispatched.
4 old use speed or haste.
[16c: from French despeechier to set free]
mentioned in dispatches as a distinction: commended in official military dispatches for bravery, etc.
verb (dispatches , dispatched , dispatching ; despatches , despatched , despatching )
1 to send (mail, a person, etc) to a place for a particular reason.
2 to finish off or deal with something quickly dispatch a meal .
3 euphem to kill.
noun (dispatches or despatches )
1 (often dispatches) an official (especially military or diplomatic) report.
2 a journalist's report sent to a newspaper.
3 the act of dispatching; the fact of being dispatched.
4 old use speed or haste.
[16c: from French despeechier to set free]
mentioned in dispatches as a distinction: commended in official military dispatches for bravery, etc.
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