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UK
/pˈəʊstmɑːk/
]
[ US /ˈpoʊstˌmɑɹk/ ]
[ US /ˈpoʊstˌmɑɹk/ ]
VERB
- stamp with a postmark to indicate date and time of mailing
NOUN
- a cancellation mark stamped on mail by postal officials; indicates the post office and date of mailing
How To Use postmark In A Sentence
- The card was postmarked Tokyo 9th March.
- Does the President have an opinion on which statute takes precedence here in relation to the postmarking of the ballots? Press Briefing By Jake Siewert
- A refund requires "… a signed and dated written notice postmarked prior to midnight of the business day after the date of this agreement."
- Dingle paid particular attention to letters that were postmarked from a town near the Center or those that said the sender was on his or her way to the Center.
- Her letters would be in my hands four days after the date on the postmark.
- And finally, I managed to nearly finish my postcards for International Women's Day - all that remains to do is the satin stitch around the edges, and they can go off in the post this afternoon, with a March 8th postmark, which is appropriate, if slightly later than I have hoped to have them posted. Sewn but not blogged...
- Some will accept a check and account application by mail as long as it's postmarked by April 15.
- They were signed by someone named Charles and were postmarked from the main post office in Manhattan.
- Mr Daschle's envelope was postmarked Trenton, New Jersey, the same as the envelope to Brokaw.
- “And how did it make its way to our mailbox without being postmarked?” Chicken Soup for the Soul: Grieving and Recovery
