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Dispensation (Noun)

The act of dispensing (giving out in portions).

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The new healthcare center streamlined its dispensation of vital medication to underprivileged patients in the area.
To address hunger issues in the city, several charities partnered to increase food dispensation in disadvantaged neighborhoods.
Medical personnel organized an efficient dispensation of oxygen supplies during the massive disaster response effort.
Rapid dispensation of flu vaccines played a key role in limiting the outbreak to just a few weeks.
Social services handled the daily dispensation of meal coupons for struggling single mothers with children under their care.

A share that has been dispensed or distributed.

Nouns denoting possession and transfer of possession.

The company's board of directors voted to approve the latest dispensation of shares to investors.
Stock prices soared after news of the special dispensation of company shares to valued employees was announced.
He couldn't believe the generous dispensation of company shares he had just received as part of his retirement package.
A surprise dispensation of bonus shares was handed out to loyal employees at the annual employee appreciation event.
As the founder of the company, she was able to control the dispensation of shares among family members and key investors.

An exemption from some rule or obligation.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The new employee was given a dispensation from the usual probation period due to his exceptional qualifications and experience.
In light of her medical condition, she was granted a dispensation from the requirement to participate in the physically demanding training program.
As the guest of honor, he received a special dispensation to bypass the usual security checks at the exclusive event.
The student was given a dispensation to submit her project late after she presented a valid justification for the delay.
The judge granted the defendant a dispensation from serving his full sentence in light of his cooperation with the authorities and good behavior.