mailed
Pronunciation: [meɪld]
Word
Context: "communication"
(verb) to send something, usually a letter or package, using the postal service. When you mail something, you give it to the post office so they can deliver it to someone else.
Example
I mailed the birthday card to my friend yesterday.
Example
I didn’t mail the letter because I forgot to put a stamp on it.
Example
Did you mail the package on time?
Context: "legal documents"
(verb) to send official papers or documents through the mail. This is often used for things like court documents or important notices that need to be delivered.
Example
The lawyer mailed the important documents to the court.
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She didn’t mail the documents, so they missed the deadline.
Example
Have you mailed the legal papers to the other party?
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