imbound (Meaning)
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imbound (v. t.)
To inclose in limits; to shut in.
Synonyms & Antonyms of imbound
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imbound Sentence Examples
- The inbound flight from Paris touched down at JFK Airport on schedule.
- The company has experienced a surge in inbound inquiries since launching its new product.
- The customer service team is swamped with inbound calls during peak hours.
- The inbound marketing campaign generated thousands of leads for the business.
- The salesperson is skilled at handling inbound sales calls and converting them into appointments.
- The inbound logistics process is essential for ensuring that the company has the materials it needs to meet customer demand.
- The inbound payment gateway allows customers to make secure online payments.
- The inbound supply chain is designed to minimize costs and optimize efficiency.
- The inbound data is analyzed to identify trends and improve business performance.
- The inbound marketing team uses social media and SEO to attract and engage potential customers.
FAQs About the word imbound
To inclose in limits; to shut in.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The inbound flight from Paris touched down at JFK Airport on schedule.
The company has experienced a surge in inbound inquiries since launching its new product.
The customer service team is swamped with inbound calls during peak hours.
The inbound marketing campaign generated thousands of leads for the business.
