1. the action of sending someone or something to a destination

1. sending someone or something to a destination or for a purpose
Usage: present participle of dispatch
2. dealing with a task or problem quickly and efficiently
Usage: present participle of dispatch
3. killing or putting to death
Usage: present participle of dispatch; formal

Examples

• The company is dispatching emergency supplies to the disaster area.
• She was dispatching emails to all department heads.
• The manager is skilled at dispatching difficult tasks efficiently.
• The dispatching of the rescue team happened within minutes.
• They are dispatching trucks from three different warehouses.
• The quick dispatching of paperwork impressed her supervisor.
• Emergency dispatching requires clear communication skills.