snail mail (Meaning)

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snail mail (n)

any mail that is physically delivered by the postal service

I prefer receiving cards through snail mail rather than email.
Snail mail takes longer to arrive, but it's more personal and tangible.
I like the anticipation of receiving snail mail when I know a postcard is on its way.
We used to rely on snail mail as our primary form of communication, but now it's a rarity.
I enjoy sending handwritten letters via snail mail to friends and family who live far away.
Snail mail can be a thoughtful surprise that brightens someone's day.
In the era of digital communication, snail mail has become a valuable way to express emotions and connect with others.
Letters sent through snail mail often contain physical objects like photos or pressed flowers, adding a unique and sentimental touch.
Snail mail has a romantic nostalgia associated with it, making it a popular choice for love letters and special announcements.
Receiving snail mail is like finding a hidden treasure in the mailbox, a tangible reminder of someone's thoughts and feelings.

any mail that is physically delivered by the postal service

mail, correspondence, parcel post, package, message, direct mail, certified mail, junk mail, registered mail, post

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I prefer receiving cards through snail mail rather than email.

Snail mail takes longer to arrive, but it's more personal and tangible.

I like the anticipation of receiving snail mail when I know a postcard is on its way.

We used to rely on snail mail as our primary form of communication, but now it's a rarity.