dispatches

Quickly sends away

Dispatches works as both noun and verb around the idea of sending something off with urgency or purpose.

To dispatch a messenger is to send them on a mission; to dispatch an enemy is to kill them swiftly.

A dispatch is an official message or report sent from the field: war dispatches from the front.

The plural dispatches often refers to news reports or communications collectively.

She dispatches her duties with impressive efficiency.

messages

bulletins

Brief public announcements

telegrams · transmissions · reports · briefings · notices · advisories · alerts · updates · missives · communications

military

orders

Instructions to obey

courier · battlefield · tactical · strategic · headquarters · regiment · battalion · brigade · platoon · deployment

sending

courier

Delivery person or service

freight · cargo · consignment · package · express · postal · mail · transport · logistics · carrier

journalism

correspondent

Journalist covering distant events

reporter · field · foreign · bureau · breaking · exclusive · article · story · broadcast · anchor

urgency

priority

Status of greater importance

rapid · swift · prompt · pressing · critical · emergency · fast-track · rush · hasty · speedy

killing

execution

Completing a planned task

finishing · killing · disposing · swift · efficient · mercy · clinical · cold-blooded

Categories
Opposites
sending vs. receiving/keeping

dispatchesreceives

Takes into possession

collects · gathers · retrieves · accepts · recalls

urgency/speed vs. delay

dispatchesdelays

Pauses before proceeding

withholds · postpones · defers · stalls · procrastinates

releasing vs. retaining

dispatchesholds

Keeps in possession

keeps · retains · detains · hoards · withholds

Phrases
Family

dispatch, dispatched, dispatching, dispatcher, dispatchers, dispatch box, redispatch, dispatch rider, redispatched

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G