emailer
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3.2
- noun
- /ˈiːmeɪlər/
- Texting
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programa de correo
- A wonderful idea, but I have to agree with a previous emailer that a pocket camera and smartphone work fairly well, as you have to be pretty well-heeled to afford a lot of that equipment they took with them. But it sounds like a wonderful adventure.
Examples
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I'm usually skeptical of first-time emailers, but after giving this joint a listen, I think Be has a good chance to get a rep.
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He's a great emailer.
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This is from my emailer Paul:
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Most of the emailers stated they were glad to get the information.
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With Broadwell identified as the anonymous emailer explaining her surprising knowledge of Petraeus's social calendar, one might have expected the investigation to be closed.
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The emailer quickly sent the updates to all team members before the meeting started.
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As a frequent emailer, she always responded promptly to inquiries.
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After reviewing the report, the emailer decided to share it with the entire department.
Synonyms
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1.0
A person, group, or company that sends messages such as letters and parcels
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2.5
A person who writes letters to send messages to other people
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3.9
A program that sends mass emails like newsletters to many people
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5.5
A program or service that automatically replies to emails
A person who sends mail or packages
A person who sends a letter or message
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Emailer comes from email, short for 'electronic mail', plus the ending -er, which means 'one who does something' like in teacher. So an emailer is a person or computer program that sends email messages.