1. the sending of someone or something to a destination or for a purpose
Usage: chiefly British spelling of ‘dispatch’
2. an official report on state or military affairs
Usage: chiefly British spelling of ‘dispatch’
3. promptness and efficiency in action
Usage: chiefly British spelling of ‘dispatch’

1. to send off to a destination or for a purpose
Usage: chiefly British spelling of ‘dispatch’
2. to deal with a task or problem quickly and efficiently
Usage: chiefly British spelling of ‘dispatch’

Examples

• The general received an urgent despatch from headquarters.
• She handled the crisis with remarkable despatch.
• The company will despatch your order within 24 hours.
• He was despatched to investigate the incident.
• The courier service guarantees same-day despatch.
• The ambassador’s despatch outlined the treaty negotiations.
• They despatched the paperwork with impressive efficiency.