lettercard
- noun
- Archaic
:
tarjeta de carta
- You should fold the lettercard along the lines before sealing it for mailing.
Examples
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My grandmother used to send me a lettercard every summer from France.
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The museum exhibited a collection of vintage lettercards from the early twentieth century.
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I received a beautiful lettercard from my friend.
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She sent a lettercard while traveling in Italy.
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The museum exhibited a collection of vintage lettercards from the early twentieth century.
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You should fold the lettercard along the lines before sealing it for mailing.
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I received a beautiful lettercard from my friend.
Synonyms
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1.0
A small rectangular piece of plastic or cardboard for showing identity and for paying
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1.0
A card with a picture that you send by mail with a short message
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3.2
A small card with a photo of a place that you send to someone
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1.0
A card sent by mail without an envelope, often with a picture on one side
A card sent by mail without an envelope that has a message
A card you send through the mail without an envelope
How Private
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word lettercard is made from letter ('a written message') and card ('a piece of stiff paper'). It means a folded card you write on the inside and seal before mailing, like a mix of a letter and a postcard, so the name tells you exactly what it is.