Dispatch and Story

Dispatch

Dispatch noun - An official report (usually sent in haste).

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Story and dispatch are semantically related. in communication topic. In some cases you can use "Story" instead a noun "Dispatch", when it comes to topics like message.

Nearby Words: dispatched, dispatching, dispatcher

Story

Story noun - A report of recent events or facts not previously known.

Usage example: a story in the morning paper about plans for a new library

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Synonyms for Story

Antonyms for Story

Dispatch and story are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dispatch" instead a noun "Story".

Nearby Words: storey, storied, storyline

Mutual synonyms

How words are described

common	common dispatch	common story
entire	entire dispatch	entire story
little	little dispatch	little story
new	new dispatch	new story
Other adjectives: last.

Both words in one sentence

In one story he was able to easily dispatch some yokai, but the big bad was instead vulnerable to gold.

Source: Cold Iron
He knows Jack's story and watches him easily dispatch three robotic assassins sent by Aku in a matter of moments, and still decides to antagonize Jack into giving him a fight.

Source: Western Animation / Samurai Jack
Conversely, bears can be a handy way to dispatch a bad guy at the end of a story.

Source: Bears Are Bad News

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