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to send out
[phrase form: send]
02
to emit something, such as light, sound, or a signal
Transitive: to send out a wave or signal
03
(of a plant) to begin to grow new parts, such as roots or shoots
Transitive: to send out new offshoot
send out
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Example
The charity organization sent out relief packages to disaster-stricken areas.
The company sent out product samples to potential customers to promote their new line.
The department head sent out a memo to inform the entire team about the new project.
They sent out newsletters to subscribers to keep them updated on the latest news.
The bank sent out quarterly statements to its account holders.
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