sent out

Released into circulation

Sent out is the past tense of send out, meaning to dispatch or distribute from a central point.

You send out invitations, press releases, or search parties.

A business sends out invoices; a host sends out save-the-dates.

We sent out the newsletter yesterday.

The phrase can also mean to emit: The radio tower sent out a signal.

Related

transmit · deploy · delegated · broadcast · mobilize · search party · distributed · conveyed · circulate · projected · notify · emitted · release · disseminate · hurled · blasted · announce · press release

Opposites
direction of movement/transmission

sent outreceived

Was given something

took in · brought in · pulled in · collected · imported

action vs. inaction

sent outkept back

Held in reserve

held back · retained · withheld · kept in · held onto

summoning vs. dismissing

sent outcalled in

Made a phone report

summoned · called back · recalled · beckoned · gathered

Family

send, out, sent, outgoing, sending, shipment, outsider, sends, send out

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