send out

To distribute, deliver, or broadcast something to people or places.

• We send out a newsletter every month.
• They sent out invitations yesterday.
• Has the station sent out a warning?

How to use it: send something out to someone (We sent the invitations out to all our neighbours.)

Similar words: distribute, dispatch, broadcast

Common phrases: send out invitations, send out something, send out signals

A celebration for someone who is leaving.

• We held a send out for Maya.
• His colleagues organized a cheerful send out.
• Will you come to the send out on Friday?

How to use it: a send out for someone (We arranged a send out for our departing manager.)

Similar words: send-off, farewell party

Common phrases: a send out, farewell send out

A transmission of data to all devices on a network.

• Every device received the send out.
• The server triggered a send out across the network.
• A failed send out delayed the update.

Similar words: broadcast, broadcast transmission

Common phrases: network send out, broadcast send out, a send out

A public mention of someone to show thanks, praise, or appreciation.

• A send out to all our supporters!
• She gave a send out to her old teacher.
• The radio host included a send out to the rescue team.

How to use it: a send out to someone (The host gave a send out to the volunteers.)

Similar words: shout-out, acknowledgment

Common phrases: a send out, send out to someone