dispatched
Pronunciation: [dɪsˈpætʃt]
Word
Context: "sending"
(verb) to send someone or something to a place to do a job or task. When you dispatch a letter, you are putting it in the mail so it can go to someone else.
Example
The manager dispatched the delivery truck to bring supplies to the store.
Example
The packages were not dispatched on time, so they arrived late.
Example
Who was dispatched to handle the situation?
Context: "completion"
(verb) to finish or deal with something quickly and efficiently. If you dispatch your homework, it means you got it done quickly and well.
Example
She dispatched her chores before dinner so she could relax afterwards.
Example
He did not dispatch the project in time, which upset his team.
Example
Did you dispatch your tasks for the day?
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