Verb:

సందేశాన్ని పంపడం,

send word's Usage Examples:

grudge against Jorian from a previous acquaintance, balks their efforts to send word of their plight to friends outside.

remaining residents, one of whom knew Sharbat Gula"s brother and was able to send word to her hometown.

actually in a rural French hospital during these eight months, unable to send word back to his wife or the NYBG.

But Dark Peaks agents learn of the investigation and send word to Events Co-ordinator Sumner that Ritchie and his associates are conspiring.

Both he and Sir Richard send word to King Richard the Lionheart.

The Return of the King, Treebeard implored the Hobbits not to forget to send word to him if they "hear any news" of the Entwives "in your land".

Mahabharata, Book 5, Chapter 4 Quickly send word to Salya, and to the kings under him, and to king Bhagadatta of immeasurable.

Hitler, Mussolini, and Tojo all send word to Roosevelt and Churchill that they are ready to join in common defense.

that evening, but his ship sails for San Francisco and he is unable to send word.

His men send word but then tell him that Picirāntaiyār may not come.

As with immigrants from many nations, one relative would send word of opportunity back home, encouraging others to come to America.

She was anxious to send word about her plans to Pretich.

only Jaffa"s citadel held out and the remaining Crusaders managed to send word of their plight.

Synonyms:

dissyllable, word form, linguistic unit, loan-blend, neologism, coinage, opposite, opposite word, polysyllabic word, headword, deictic word, holonym, hybrid, disyllable, closed-class word, syllable, reduplication, head word, partitive, polysemous word, written word, dirty word, loanblend, monosyllable, syncategoreme, affix, whole name, proparoxytone, form, subordinate word, content word, trisyllable, anagram, meronym, guide word, vocable, language unit, superordinate word, open-class word, primitive, polysemantic word, antonym, polysemant, substantive, signifier, classifier, logical quantifier, synonym, paroxytone, back-formation, neology, cognate word, terminology, nomenclature, function word, derivative, term, four-letter word, cognate, palindrome, catchword, language, descriptor, manner name, deictic, troponym, homonym, anaphor, hapax legomenon, quantifier, loan, retronym, guideword, hypernym, loanword, metonym, key word, superordinate, diminutive, heteronym, part name, hyponym, charade, monosyllabic word, oxytone, equivalent word, nonce word, syncategorem, contraction, subordinate, spoken word, head, four-letter Anglo-Saxon word, polysyllable,

Antonyms:

synonym, antonym, categoreme, categorem, singular,