verb
send
SEND/send/
To cause movement to another destination.
The man sends a letter through the outgoing slot of the mailbox.
Etymology
Old English sendan already meant causing someone or something to go elsewhere. Dispatching a messenger and having something conveyed are both examples of this same causative idea.
In context
He began to send me pictures of his call center. He began to share with me the scripts that him and his coworkers would read.
More examples
- Please send me the address before we leave.
- She sent the children upstairs to get their shoes.
- A sudden gust sends the papers flying across the yard.
Forms
send · sends · sent · sending
sender noun — A person or organization that sends something.