Udsendt

Udsendt is a Danish word that functions as the past participle of the verb udsende and as an adjective. It denotes something that has been sent out, whether by dispatch, broadcasting, or deployment. The form is built from ud- (out) and sende (to send) and is used across different registers depending on context.

In media and broadcasting, udsendt describes programs or material that has been transmitted or published. For example, a news program that has been broadcast is described as udsendt. In official or formal language, the term can refer to issued or released material.

In political, diplomatic, or military contexts, udsendt commonly refers to personnel or missions that have been sent to another location for service or deployment. For instance, a group of soldiers described as udsendt indicates they have been deployed, and a diplomat posted abroad may be described as udsendt.

Grammatically, udsendt can function as a predicative adjective or as part of passive voice constructions to indicate that something has been sent or broadcast. The related noun is udsendelse (the act of sending or the broadcast), and the verb form is udsende.

Translations of udsendt vary by context. It can be rendered in English as dispatched, broadcast, or deployed, depending on whether the reference is to a program, a document, or personnel. The word is common in Danish formal writing, media reporting, and everyday speech when describing things that have already been sent out or dispatched.