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Post-Dispatch

Definition

Noun: The Post-Dispatch refers to a popular daily newspaper based in St. Louis, Missouri, United States.

Examples

Noun (Usage of the newspaper name):

1. I always start my day by reading the Post-Dispatch to stay updated on local news.
2. The sports section of the Post-Dispatch has excellent coverage of the baseball season.

Adjective: Describing something related to or characteristic of the Post-Dispatch newspaper.

Examples

Adjective:

1. Her article on local politics had a distinctive Post-Dispatch style.
2. The Post-Dispatch journalist received an award for investigative reporting.

Verb: To send or distribute something after a particular event or time.

Examples

Verb:

1. Please post-dispatch the meeting minutes to all the attendees.
2. They decided to post-dispatch the new product's advertisement after the trade show.

Noun: Referring to the act of sending or distributing something after a particular event or time.

Examples

Noun (Usage of the act):

1. The post-dispatch of the invitations was delayed due to unforeseen circumstances.
2. We are currently dealing with some logistic issues that might affect the post-dispatch of the products.

Noun: In some local contexts, especially in St. Louis, it refers to a shortened version of the name "St. Louis Post-Dispatch".

Examples

Noun (Local context):

1. Do you have a copy of today's Post-Dispatch? They usually sell out quickly.
2. The Post-Dispatch has been covering a series of local corruption scandals lately.

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