Despatch is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DESPATCH in dictionary:

VERB:
• to deal with speedily
• send off to a destination or for a purpose
• deal with (a task or opponent) quickly and efficiently
• kill
• Same as Dispatch.
• send away towards a designated goal
NOUN:
• the sending of someone or something to a destination or for a purpose
• promptness and efficiency
• an official report on state or military affairs
• a report sent in from abroad by a journalist
• the killing of someone or something
• an official report (usually sent in haste)
• the property of being prompt and efficient
• killing a person or animal
• the act of sending off something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to dispatch
• same as dispatch

Words related to DESPATCH

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Words that contain DESPATCH

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How to use DESPATCH in a sentence

• For his gallant conduct on this occasion he was specially mentioned in the despatch that the general commanding the forces sent to the Duke of Wellington.
• The reason of this extraordinary despatch was, that it had been kept back by intrigue so late, that the very hour in which it was delivered to the House, was that in which Mr.
• Go, soldiers, with as quick despatch as may be, Hasten their death, and bring them to their end, And say in this that Sylla is your friend.
• It is constantly assumed that in the despatch we prescribed and ordered the introduction of the joint electoral college.
• Outram did not touch in his despatch upon any question but the all-important one of how the junction between his own and the relieving forces could best be effected.
• A second despatch rider was carefully studying his map.
• Grimers, who cannot see well at night, was terrified when he had to take a despatch through the forest.
• That night a 2nd Corps despatch rider called in half an hour before his death.
• A particularly sharp turn to the right and the despatch rider rode a couple of hundred yards in front of a battery in action that the Germans were trying to find.
• Now one of us went to Ypres every day and stopped for a few minutes to discuss the state of affairs with other despatch riders and with signal-sergeants.
• One run for each despatch rider every third day was the average.
• Arrangements were made for the despatch of messengers, by those nearest to the frontier, with news of any Welsh raid.
• Roy Wilhelm in New York, instructing the committee in charge of the desired article to hasten its despatch.
• Once more he read those last few words of this unexpectedly received despatch, read them with a frown upon his forehead and the light of trouble in his eyes.
• It was in this way that the letter to the emperor suffered a delay and the despatch to his rival came to the attention of the latter in good season.
• You shall tell the said lord of Xolo also that, if he wishes to ask anything else of me, he shall despatch ships hither.
• This despatch was submitted neither to the Queen nor to the Prime Minister.
• Therefore, the Governor decided to despatch another envoy.
• Within the last few days the time had come round for the despatch of a hamper to Edward at school.
• Boone made a signal to Calloway to take a sure aim at the sleeping Indian, so as to be able to despatch him in a moment, if the emergency rendered that expedient necessary.
• As soon as the garrison saw themselves besieged, they found means to despatch one of their number to Lexington, to announce the assault and crave aid.
• The preparation of transport ought not to lag behind the despatch of reinforcements.
• I had received a special despatch from Caesar to bear with all haste to the king.
• Dare not! My heart sank when I considered where I was, and how easy would it be for him to despatch me, if so inclined, without any one ever being aware of my fate.
• Perhaps this despatch had arrived in the nick of time to prevent him from committing some act of folly.
• With the despatch in my pocket I could not delay, so I took my nag and rode back along the fence.
• His despatch to the Duke of Norfolk on this occasion was the natural sequel of what he had written a few weeks previously.

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