correspondence
Pronunciation: [ˌkɔːrɪˈspɒndəns]
Context: "communication"
(noun) correspondence refers to messages or letters that people send to each other. It's how we share information or feelings through writing.
Example
I received a lovely correspondence from my pen pal in another country.
Example
There was no correspondence between us after the argument.
Example
Have you checked your correspondence to see if you have any new letters?
Context: "similarity"
(noun) correspondence can also mean a connection or similarity between two things. It's when two things relate to each other in a significant way.
Example
There is a strong correspondence between studying hard and getting good grades.
Example
I didn't see any correspondence between the two stories; they were completely different.
Example
Can you find any correspondence between these two math problems?
Context: "relationship"
(noun) correspondence can refer to a relationship where two or more people regularly communicate through letters or other forms of written communication.
Example
Their correspondence lasted for many years before they finally met in person.
Example
Her correspondence with her old friend faded away over time.
Example
How often do you have correspondence with your relatives?