mailed

[meɪld]

mailed Definition

• 1. to send something, especially a letter or document, using the postal system
• 2. to put something in an envelope or package and send it by post

Using mailed: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "mailed" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I mailed the letter yesterday.

• Example

  She mailed the package to her sister.

• Example

  He forgot to mail the invitation.

• Example

  They mailed the documents to the client.

mailed Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for mailed

• post
• send
• dispatch
• forward

Phrases with mailed

• mail it in

  to do something with minimal effort or enthusiasm

  Example

  He didn't prepare for the presentation and just mailed it in.

• junk mail

  unwanted promotional materials sent through the postal system

  Example

  I received a lot of junk mail today.

• chain mail

  a type of armor consisting of small metal rings linked together in a pattern to form a mesh

  Example

  The knight wore chain mail to protect himself in battle.

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Summary: mailed in Brief

The verb 'mailed' [meɪld] means to send something, usually a letter or document, through the postal system. It can also refer to putting something in an envelope or package and sending it by post. Examples include 'I mailed the letter yesterday' and 'They mailed the documents to the client.' 'Mailed' is often used in phrases like 'junk mail,' referring to unwanted promotional materials, and 'mail it in,' meaning to do something with minimal effort or enthusiasm.