dispatch
//dɪˈspætʃ//
Verb
To send off to a destination or for a purpose, especially with speed or urgency.
The company dispatched a technician to fix the problem immediately.
To deal with a task or problem quickly and efficiently.
She dispatched all her emails before lunch.
To kill someone or something, especially in a swift or efficient manner.
The hunter dispatched the wounded animal quickly to end its suffering.
Noun
The act of sending someone or something to a destination.
The dispatch of emergency supplies to the disaster area was completed within hours.
An official report or message sent with speed, especially from a journalist or military officer.
The war correspondent sent a dispatch from the front lines.
Speed and efficiency in action or movement.
The team completed the project with remarkable dispatch.