redespatch

English

Etymology

From re- +‎ despatch.

Verb

redespatch (third-person singular simple present redespatches, present participle redespatching, simple past and past participle redespatched)

1. Alternative form of redispatch.
   • 1950 June, N. H. Bousfield, “Angers, a French Provincial Railway Centre”, in Railway Magazine, page 371:

     The goods station is a transhipment centre (centre de transbordement) at which loads made up at other centres are broken down and redespatched to destinations in the area.