Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
mail-in
adjective
/ˈmeɪl ɪn/
Definition
A term used to describe a system where something is sent through the mail rather than delivered in person or submitted online.
Examples
- The mail-in voting system allows people to cast their votes remotely.
- Many universities offer mail-in applications for prospective students.
- During the pandemic, many services switched to mail-in options for safety.
Meaning
Typically refers to ballots, forms, or applications that are completed by an individual and then mailed to a designated recipient for processing or counting.
Synonyms
- postal
- by mail
- remote submission
