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dispatchful

dispatchful adjective: hasty; hurried.

Adjective

dispatchful (comparative more dispatchful, superlative most dispatchful)

  1. (archaic) hasty; hurried.
    • with dispatchful looks in haste
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Forms of dispatchful

comparativemore dispatchful
superlativemost dispatchful
alternative formdespatchful

Origin of dispatchful

From dispatch + -ful.

Questions about dispatchful

What does dispatchful mean?
Dispatchful means hasty; hurried.
What part of speech is dispatchful?
Dispatchful is an adjective.

Words near dispatchful in the dictionary

  1. dispatcher
  2. dispatchers
  3. dispatches
  4. dispatchest
  5. dispatcheth
  6. dispatchful
  7. dispatching
  8. dispatchings
  9. dispatchment
  10. dispatchments
  11. dispatchte

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