despatch

[ dih-spach ]

verb (used with or without object)

1. dispatch.

despatch

/ dɪˈspætʃ /

verb

1. tr a less common spelling of dispatch

Derived Forms

• desˈpatcher, noun

Other Words From

• outdes·patch verb (used with object)
• undes·patched adjective

Example Sentences

They are despatched for their first game, also familiar from season one: Red Light Green Light.

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North Korea stormed their way through the tournament, despatching the likes of Argentina, the Netherlands and Brazil en route to the semis.

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A Kenyan-led multinational security force was also despatched to help the Haitian police reign in the gangs.

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A Nepal army helicopter carrying a medical team has been despatched to the accident site.

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And, once again, the word Kursk is filling my despatches from Russia.

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