Dispatch
Dispatch noun - A piece of conveyed information.
Usage example: a dispatch from headquarters regarding a change in battle plans
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How words are described
| common | common dispatch | common word |
| little | little dispatch | little word |
| new | new dispatch | new word |
| last | last dispatch | last word |
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- In other cases, people preparing for a Last Stand may dispatch a Sole Survivor to carry back word of the battle.
Source: Bring News Back -
The movie Kuffs both uses and subverts this trope in the same scene, when Kuffs' dispatch radio overrides every swear word in a conversation between him and his police chaperon until the end, where he very clearly enunciates the F Bomb here.
Source: Sound Effect Bleep - Much of the butchery on the first day of the Somme was due to this: word of initial lodgements in the enemy front line with requests for urgent reinforcement prompted dispatch of said reinforcements, which is good military sense ("reinforce success").
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Word and Dispatch. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 14, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/dispatch/word
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