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Synonyms & Similar Words
mail
letter
package
parcel
send
dispatch
transmit
convey
forward
mailman
messenger
courier
mailer
sender
transmitter
communicator
correspondent
postal
shipment
consignment
freight
cargo
delivery
express
airmail
seamail
email
notice
announcement
publication
bulletin
circular
advertisement
notification
communiqué
report
statement
declaration.
Meaning of Post
The primary meaning of the word "post" is related to sending or conveying something, especially letters or messages, or a point of delivery or station for such items.
Definitions
- A post can refer to a long, sturdy piece of wood or metal set upright in the ground, typically as a boundary mark or support.
- It can also mean a point of delivery or station for postal items, such as a post office.
- As a verb, to post something means to send it, especially by mail or email.
- In a different context, a post can be a position or job, especially one that involves a lot of responsibility.
Etymology of Post
The word "post" has its roots in Latin, where "postis" means "doorpost" and "postare" means "to place or station".
Historically, the word "post" was used to refer to a system of couriers or messengers who would carry messages between different locations.
Over time, the term "post" expanded to include the concept of mail and postal services.
Example Uses
- The mailman came to the post to collect the day's mail.
- She posted a letter to her friend yesterday.
- The company will post the job opening on their website.
- The post office is closed on Sundays.
- The new policy will be posted on the company's intranet.