Sending

/ˈsɛndɪŋ/

Meaning & Definition

verb
The action of causing someone or something to go or be taken to a particular destination.
I am sending a letter to my friend in Canada.
To cause a message or information to be communicated to someone.
She is sending an email to her professor about the assignment.
To dispatch or transfer for a specific purpose.
They are sending supplies to the disaster area.
To make a physical object, such as a package, go from one place to another.
He is sending a gift to his sister for her birthday.
To produce a signal or transmission.
The satellite is sending data back to Earth.

Etymology

Derived from the Old English 'sendan', meaning to cause to go.

Common Phrases and Expressions

sending vibes:
Conveying a positive feeling or energy towards someone.
sending someone packing:
To send someone away, often dismissively.
sending up:
To make fun of or parody someone or something.

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Slang Meanings

Sending it
He is really sending it when he skates down that hill.
Sending shots
They were sending shots at each other in their posts.