mail-in US
ˈmeɪlˌɪn
See also: postal vote (UK)
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Definition of mail-in - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

postalUSsent by mail instead of in personUS
  • She submitted a mail-in ballot for the election.
  • He sent a mail-in application for the job.
  • The mail-in registration was processed quickly.
correspondence postal
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Origin of mail-in

English, mail (post) + in (inside)

Terms with mail-in included in their meaning

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communication
unwanted mail sent in bulk
mailbox
lockable box in a post office for mail
technology
configurable options that control how electronic mail works in an account
physical space
room for receiving and sending mail in a building
home
opening in a door or wall for receiving mail
voting method
system allowing people to vote by mail instead of in person
mail
immediately in reply using the next available mail
direct mail
percentage of opened physical mail in a campaign

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  1. French:par correspondance, ...
  2. German:per Post, ...
  3. Italian:per posta, ...
  4. Spanish:enviado por correo, ...
  5. Portuguese:enviado pelo correio, ...
  6. Chinese:邮寄的, ...
  7. Japanese:郵送による, ...
  8. Arabic:بريدي, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּדוֹאַר, ...
  10. Russian:почтовый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:поштовий, ...
  12. Hindi:डाक-मत, ...

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