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Meaning of post card
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post card (n)
a card for sending messages by post without an envelope
post card Sentence Examples
- I sent a heartfelt postcard to my grandparents, capturing the vibrant colors of our recent trip.
- The postcard arrived in the mail, carrying a message of well wishes from a distant loved one.
- I pinned the postcard to my bulletin board, a cherished memento of a special occasion.
- The postcard's glossy surface reflected the beauty of the iconic landmark it depicted.
- I purchased a pack of postcards to send greetings to friends and family around the globe.
- The postcard bore a stunning photograph of the sunset, capturing the ethereal beauty of nature.
- I framed the postcard I received from my travels, transforming it into a treasured piece of art.
- The postcard's message was a poignant reminder of a cherished memory we shared.
- I wrote a postcard to my pen pal, describing the highlights of my recent adventure.
- The postcard served as a tangible reminder of our connection, bridging the miles between us.
FAQs About the word post card
a card for sending messages by post without an envelope
mail, airmail, junk mail, postal card, electronic mail, card, billet-doux,e-mail, letter, open letter
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I sent a heartfelt postcard to my grandparents, capturing the vibrant colors of our recent trip.
The postcard arrived in the mail, carrying a message of well wishes from a distant loved one.
I pinned the postcard to my bulletin board, a cherished memento of a special occasion.
The postcard's glossy surface reflected the beauty of the iconic landmark it depicted.
