Dispatch and Gun

Dispatch

Dispatch verb - To cause to go or be taken from one place to another.

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Gun and dispatch are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Gun" instead a verb "Dispatch".

Gun verb - To strike with a missile from a gun.

Usage example: traded stories of the Wild West, when outlaws gunned men down in broad daylight and in cold blood

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Dispatch and gun are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dispatch" instead a verb "Gun".

Nearby Word: gunroom

common	common dispatch	common gun
new	new dispatch	new gun

The Fusion Pistol can dispatch these in one shot, but they have a silver form that takes two hits even from that gun to kill.

Source: Goddamned Bats / First-Person Shooter
That and he has added rocket launchers built into his suit and a gun built into his drone "Redwing" (which he uses to remotely dispatch a mook in the Action Prologue.)

Source: Superhero Packing Heat
The villain of Double Take manages to dispatch himself this way; bragging about his shooting skills when about to kill the protagonists, he ends up falling down a long flight of stairs with his gun going off several times.

Source: Reliably Unreliable Guns

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