Definition of Send
Quick Meaning of Send
Make something travel from one place to another person.
Detailed Definition of Send
To cause something to go or be carried to another place or person.
How to Pronounce Send
Stress pattern: O (1-syllable word).
Tip: Rhymes with 'trend' and 'friend'.
How to Use Send in a Sentence
Each example shows “send” with a CEFR level so learners can pick examples that match their fluency.
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“She sent a message to her friend via email.”
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“He sent the package to the address last week.”
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“Please send your application before the deadline.”
Synonyms and Antonyms of Send
Common Synonyms for Send
Smart Synonyms for Send — When to Use Each
- dispatch
- send quickly or for official purposes
- transmit
- send signals or information across distance
Antonyms of Send
Common Collocations with Send
These phrases pair with “send” in everyday English:
- send a message
- send by mail
- send regards
Common Mistakes When Using Send
Even fluent speakers slip up with “send”. Here’s how to avoid the most common errors:
- ✗ Wrong: I sended the letter yesterday.
- ✓ Correct: I sent the letter yesterday.
- Why: Past tense of send is sent, not sended (irregular verb).
- ✗ Wrong: They sended us the email.
- ✓ Correct: They sent us the email.
- Why: Sent is the past tense; sended is not correct.
Other Forms of Send
- Verb: send
Frequently Asked Questions About Send
What is the meaning of "Send"?
Make something travel from one place to another person.
How do you pronounce "Send"?
The IPA is /sɛnd/. Rhymes with 'trend' and 'friend'.
What part of speech is "Send"?
"Send" is a verb at A1 level (Common European Framework).
What are synonyms for "Send"?
Common synonyms include dispatch, transmit, mail.
How do you use "Send" in a sentence?
For example: "She sent a message to her friend via email."