English to Esperanto Meaning of despatch - forsendo

Despatch :
forsendo
← Despair
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Definitions of despatch in English
Noun(1) an official report (usually sent in haste(2) the property of being prompt and efficient(3) killing a person or animal(4) the act of sending off something
Verb(1) send away towards a designated goal
Examples of despatch in English
(1) She gave no answer to my reproaches, save to gaze at me with a sort of wild, despairing look in her eyes.(2) About three of their forwards scrambled the ball past our despairing goalie.(3) Coady creates grace in even the most despairing moments.(4) Ironically, the despairing quest of the Solitary has been validated by her Companion.(5) Dada took its momentum from this fractured, despairing kind of environment.(6) Upon waking, he realized he was in the same frustrated and despairing state once again.(7) Charlie collapsed in a chair, giving a despairing little sigh.(8) From this despairing state Wittgenstein was rescued by two developments.(9) His despairing family thought that he had ceased to live.(10) Politicians have been warned repeatedly that overpopulated prisons cannot deal adequately with depressed, despairing inmates.
Related Phrases of despatch
(1) despatch note ::
forsendo noton
Synonyms
Noun
1. dispatch ::
forsendo
2. expedition ::
ekspedicio
3. shipment ::
sendo
Verb
4. dispatch ::
forsendo
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