Similar words: dispatch, hatched, A watched pot never boils, patch, patchy, catcher, hatcher, hatchet. Meaning: [dɪ'spætʃ] 
adj. sent off or away.
adj. sent off or away. 
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(1) Troops have been dispatched to the area.
(2) Since 1954 Japan has never dispatched military personnel abroad.
(3) A courier was dispatched to collect the documents.
(4) American warships have been dispatched to the area.
(5) The diplomatic dispatches were dispatched to the UN Headquarters.
(6) His father dispatched him to the shop to buy beer.
(7) A reporter was dispatched to Naples to cover the riot.
(8) The president dispatched a messenger to tell the premier what happened.
(9) A messenger was dispatched to take the news to the soldiers at the front.
(10) Two loads of woollen cloth were dispatched to the factory on December 12th.
(11) He dispatched scouts ahead.
(12) The child was hastily dispatched out to school.
(13) A vet dispatched the injured horse.
(14) The message was dispatched from Rome to London.
(15) A vet dispatched the injured cow.
(16) A Chinese trade mission has been dispatched to Japan.
(17) He dispatched the younger player in straight sets.
(18) The chairman dispatched the meeting in half an hour.
(19) The headquarters dispatched troops to the front.
(20) A large contingent of troops was dispatched.
(21) The firm dispatched the goods to London.
(22) Goods are normally dispatched within 24 hours.
(23) She dispatched her opponent 6-2[Sentencedict.com](Sentencedict.com), 6-1.
(24) They dispatched a telegram to the old man's son.
(25) We received advice that the goods had been dispatched.
(26) We soon dispatched the chocolate cake.
(27) The chairman dispatched the meeting in 20 minutes.
(28) Warships have been dispatched to the area.
(29) The secretary dispatched the matter at hand.
(30) He dispatched his lunch and took a nap.
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