send
/sɛnd/
noun
- A strong emotional reaction or thrill, often from excitement or enthusiasm.
- The roller coaster gave me a real send.
- He gets a send from skydiving.
- That performance was a total send for the audience.
verb
- To cause something to go or be taken to a destination, especially by mail, email, or other delivery.
- Please send the package to my home address.
- She sent an email to her boss with the report attached.
- I will send you a letter by Friday.
- To cause someone to go somewhere or do something.
- My parents sent me to the store to buy milk.
- The teacher sent the student to the principal's office.
- The company sent him to a conference in Chicago.
- To transmit a signal, message, or data electronically.
- He sent a text message to his friend during the meeting.
- The radio tower sends signals across the valley.
- The satellite sends data back to Earth every hour.
- To cause a strong emotional reaction or feeling.
- The news sent him into a deep depression.
- Her speech sent the crowd into a frenzy of applause.
- That song always sends chills down my spine.
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