Dispatches is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISPATCHES in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISPATCH, to send off with speed
• send off to a destination or for a purpose
• deal with (a task or opponent) quickly and efficiently
• kill
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

Words related to DISPATCHES

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How to use DISPATCHES in a sentence

• Leaving the scouts to decide among themselves as to who was to go, I reported to General Sheridan, who also informed me that he wished some one to carry dispatches to Fort Dodge.
• We have had within the last few years dispatches from Vienna and from St.
• Sent from Denikin with dispatches to Omsk, he became the centre of a group of desperadoes who were in want of a cool brain to make them formidable.
• Milton, after having represented in Vision the History of Mankind to the first great Period of Nature, dispatches the remaining part of it in Narration.
• Pickett in relation to it, and the original official dispatches of the latter.
• Thereafter Gibbs continued filing dispatches till the end of hostilities.
• In consequence of the dispatches received from the Emperor, we left Larache the same day.
• But in all this wandering my boot-heel was wearing away, and it was a question of wearing into the packet of dispatches, or putting them in a place of security.
• He was satisfied with the pittance my own means allowed me to give him, and he wrote, in a much better French than mine would have been, the dispatches to the Vatican.
• Consultations with ministers, reading and writing dispatches followed, and then a short time was devoted to open-air exercise.
• In the spring, he was again ordered to proceed overland to Washington, with dispatches.
• Dispatches from Paris and Berlin describe the engagements between the frontier and Muelhausen as insignificant encounters between advance guards.
• To his copies, acts, and dispatches, entire faith and credit is and has been given in and out of court.
• Vincent was often employed in carrying dispatches from Major Ashley to Stuart, being selected for that duty as being the best mounted man in the troop.
• Volturcius, who was charged with dispatches for Catiline.
• Every day, however, dispatches were brought from the continent, and he still continued to direct the affairs of his vast empire.
• Imagine Germany holding control of the cable and allowing press dispatches from Germany to pass over it with the freedom that England allowed.
• His very dispatches showed that he regarded his own skill and courage as small indeed when compared with theirs.
• Not a single attempt was made to seize strategic points, and if we may judge from the orders and dispatches in the Official Records, their existence was never recognised.
• It is unreasonable to suppose that contradictory dispatches were sent to one or another of these two men.
• I must return, and any further dispatches that may be sent to my care shall, without delay, be conveyed hither.
• I never saw this dispatch from General Baird until some ten days or two weeks after the riot, when, upon my call for all the dispatches, with a view to their publication, Mr.
• So I told Austin I would carry the dispatches, and if any of the boys wanted to go along I would be glad of their company.
• I took the saddle and bridle and proceeded to the Post, where I delivered my dispatches to Captain Parker.
• After I had taken lunch, General Terry asked me if I would carry some dispatches to General Whistler, and I replied that I would be glad to do so.
• He certainly dispatches business rapidly, decides the controverted points quickly and has a clear eye for the field before him.
• I now transmit a treaty which proposes to carry into effect the views and intentions thus previously expressed and declared, accompanied by two dispatches from Mr.
• President Adams thought best to publish these dispatches, putting the letters X, Y, and Z in place of the names of the secret agents.
• The garrison had sent a frigate with dispatches pressing for aid to their governor in Canada.
• The Governor is, however, so jealous for the honour of his Canadians, that he seeks in his dispatches to give all the credit of victory to them.
• Telegraphic dispatches were sent all through the South.

Similar words containing PATCHE without suffix s and without prefix dis

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