fetched

Brought back successfully

Fetched is the past tense of fetch, meaning to go get something and bring it back: The dog fetched the ball.

In computing, fetched describes data retrieved from storage or a server.

Something far-fetched strains believability—as if brought from too great a distance to be credible.

obtained

procured

Obtained through effort

gathered · collected · got · brought · carried · sourced · attained · garnered · earned · extracted

retrieved

recovered

Returned to normal state

found · located · returned · restored · regained · recouped · extricated · unearthed · fished out · pulled out

delivered

courier

Delivery person or service

  • parcelWrapped item for shipping
  • packageWrapped item for delivery
  • mailPostal system items

postman · shipment · carrier · errand · dispatch · messenger · sent for · summoned · collected · pickup

commanded

summoned

Called to appear

sent for · requested · bidden · ordered · dispatched · obedient · trained · dog · stick · ball

price

brought in

Caused to enter

yielded · went for · auction · sale · market value · bid · appraised

Categories
Opposites
retrieval direction

fetcheddelivered

Brought to recipient

sent · dispatched · dropped off · returned · shipped

action vs inaction

fetchedleft

Departed or portside

left behind · abandoned · ignored · neglected · forsook

possession/location change

fetchedgave away

Transferred without payment

relinquished · discarded · let go · cast off · parted with

Phrases
Family

fetch, fetching, fetches, fetch and carry, fetch up

Familiarity
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Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G