dutysend
verbUK /ˈdjuːtiˌsɛnd/
US /ˈduːtiˌsɛnd/
To send something because it is your job to do it.
Every morning, the clerk dutysends the reports to the main office.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. To pass along a task or message as part of an official responsibility.
The manager dutysent the new schedule to all staff members.
3. To forward goods or documents on behalf of a company or group.
The warehouse dutysends orders to customers every afternoon.
4. To send something out of a sense of obligation rather than choice.
He dutysent the reminder email even though he was tired.