Synonyms for E-MAIL
ˈiˌmeɪle-mail

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1. electronic mail, e-mail, emailverb

   (computer science) a system of world-wide electronic communication in which a computer user can compose a message at one terminal that can be regenerated at the recipient's terminal when the recipient logs in

   "you cannot send packages by electronic mail"

   Synonyms:
   e-mail, email, electronic mail

   Antonyms:
   snail mail

2. e-mail, email, netmailverb

   communicate electronically on the computer

   "she e-mailed me the good news"

   Synonyms:
   netmail, email, e-mail

   Antonyms:
   snail mail

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1. List of paraphrases for "e-mail":

   email, mail, e-mails, courriel, electronic, emails, 'email

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1. The USPS:

   Throughout the peak season, the Postal Service, along with the broader shipping sector, faced pressure on service performance across categories as it managed through a record of volume while also overcoming employee shortages due to the ongoing surge in COVID-19 cases, winter storms in the Northeast, as well as ongoing capacity challenges with airlifts and trucking for moving historic volumes of mail.

2. Charles Stewart III:

   Drop boxes are a best practice in the Western states that have long championed and specialized in voting by mail.

3. Julia Bryan:

   That's really different from past years. Usually you wait for the FWAB until the last two weeks in October when people have not yet received their ballots and there's something wrong and we say go ahead and send an FWAB, we're starting way earlier than that because we know the postal mail systems can be really slow.

4. Jacob Lenfesty:

   What I do know is just days after the election Butler President James Danko had sent out a student-wide e-mail and in that he had made a point to say that we should all accept President Trump as the winner of the election and move forward after months of negative political discourse. And I feel like, you know, the initial terms that they had used just don’t line up with President Danko’s goals.

5. Angela Alsobrooks:

   There is no other way to justify Tom Hucker refusal to mail ballots to Marylanders, or Tom Hucker request that we, in the middle of a pandemic, ask hundreds of thousands of voters to go to crowded polling places.