Synonyms for sent
sɛntsent

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1. sentadjective

   100 senti equal 1 kroon in Estonia

   Antonyms:
   unsent

2. sentadjective

   caused or enabled to go or be conveyed or transmitted

   Antonyms:
   unsent

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1. List of paraphrases for "sent":

   envoy, dispatched, forwarded, shipped, envoys, send, transmitted, addressed, sends, sending, mailed, submitted, issued, communicated, dispatch, fielded, directed, conveyed, referred, deployed, dispatching, e-mailed, received, shipment, consigned, consignment, circulated, delivered, transferred, routed

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1. SENT

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1. Republican Boehner:

   I've continued to remind the president that historically, the commander in chief has identified the need for the use of military force, written a new authorization for that force, sent it to the Hill, and typically also worked to build bipartisan support for such a resolution.

2. Carl Thayer:

   China's had effectively uncontested control of the Paracels since the 1970s, so they've been militarised for decades, i think China was really taken by surprise when they sent the Curtis Wilbur.

3. Patrick Philbin:

   The whistleblower, we know, from a letter that the Inspector General of the Intelligence Community sent, that he thought that the whistleblower had political bias.

4. Laurent Fabius:

   The PYD group was causing the most problems, and Mr de Mistura told me he had not sent them an invitation letter.

5. Andersen Brower:

   When they wade into weighty policy issues, as Hillary Clinton did, it always breaks bad for them. When Barbara Bush held a baby suffering from AIDS, it sent an extremely powerful message at a time when some people were worried about catching AIDS simply by touching someone who had it, first ladies don't have to make a campaign of something, they just need to make sure the press is there to capture a moment. Barbara Bush knew how consequential that photo would become.