send out

Release to recipients

Send out means to dispatch or distribute from a central point to multiple destinations.

You send out invitations, send out a search party, send out signals.

A company sends out newsletters; a star sends out light.

The phrase emphasizes movement away from a source toward others: We sent out fifty résumés last month.

The school sent out an alert about the closure.

emit

radiate

Send forth rays

  • glowSteady, soft light
  • emanateTo issue forth
  • exudeDischarge gradually through pores

discharge · vent · expel · eject · beam · rays · warmth · heat · light · fragrance

spread

disseminate

Spread information widely

scatter · sow · proliferate · transmit · convey · share · broadcast · ripple · extend · branch

dispatch

courier

Delivery person or service

package · mail · freight · carrier · consignment · tracking · postal · express · overnight · logistics

publish

press release

Official statement for media

circular · notice · pamphlet · brochure · mailer · flyer · invitation · statement · communiqué · bulletin

broadcast

transmission

Sending of information

bulletin · alert · newsflash · telecast · frequency · antenna · satellite · radio · television · streaming

distribute

invitations

Requests to attend

resumes · samples · catalogs · mailings · notices · summons · subpoenas · invoices · circulars · scouts

Categories
Opposites
direction of transmission

send outreceive

Accept something offered

take in · bring in · collect · get · accept

action initiation vs. action reversal

send outrecall

Memory retrieval act

withdraw · call back · retract · pull back · rescind

dispersal vs. containment

send outkeep in

Hold within bounds

hold back · retain · withhold · contain · keep

Family

send, outside, out, outfit, sent, outline, outing, outcome, output

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