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going vs despatch

despatch vs going

going and despatch both are nouns.

going is an adjective but despatch is not an adjective.

going is not a verb while despatch is a verb.

Word NounAdjectiveVerbAdverb
going Yes Yes No No
despatch Yes No Yes No
As nouns, despatch is a hyponym of going; that is, despatch is a word with a more specific, narrower meaning than going:
  • going: the act of departing
  • despatch: the act of sending off something
Other hyponyms of going include breaking away, farewell, leave-taking, leave, parting, French leave, disappearance, disappearing, withdrawal, sailing, boarding, embarkation, embarkment, exit, dispatch, shipment, takeoff.
going (noun) despatch (noun)
advancing toward a goal the act of sending off something
the act of departing killing a person or animal
euphemistic expressions for death the property of being prompt and efficient
an official report (usually sent in haste)
going (adjective) despatch (adjective)
in full operation
going (verb) despatch (verb)
send away towards a designated goal
Difference between going and despatch

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