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. Swiss Major General Urs Gerber:

   Since May 1995, they've never emptied that pigeon hole, their argument is they can't take mail from an organization which doesn't exist.

2. Jason Frierson:

   Folks should not have to put their life at risk, when we have examples in other states of expanded mail and options that work and have worked for years.

3. Rick Jones:

   The question is whether their smaller vehicles, which are designed for mail rather than packages, could handle the extra volume.

4. Nancy Pelosi:

   Vote by mail is so important to ... our democracy so that people have access to voting and not be deterred, especially at this time, by the admonition to stay home.

5. Jena Griswold:

   There are a lot of barriers being put up from the administration -- whether that's trying to force Americans to risk their very lives to cast a ballot, to meddling with the Post Office, sabotaging the way we deliver mail, to falsehoods and lies about vote by mail, so, I just think it's so important that every elected official, every elections official and every American citizen start sounding the alarm. The rhetoric coming out of the White House is something that you hear under dictatorships, not in the United States. We have to act. We can not allow him to tilt this election.