despatch [dıˈspætʃ] VB trans N
despatch → dispatch
I. dispatch [dısˈpætʃ], despatch VB trans
I. dispatch [dısˈpætʃ], despatch VB trans
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The central committee managed the administrative business and organised the selection and despatch of agents abroad.
en.wikipedia.org The warehouse managers are able to efficiently receive, manage the inventory and despatch through the automated processes.
en.wikipedia.org This recent refit and marginally better radar resulted in their debatable despatch for use in the Falklands War.
en.wikipedia.org The governor immediately sent a despatch countermanding his first order, but it arrived too late.
en.wikipedia.org To make load despatch centres financially self-reliant and autonomous, the committee recommended independent and sustainable revenue streams.
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