Similar words: man of letters, a man of letters, get the better of, letter, fetter, better, begetter, by letter. Meaning: ['letə(r)] 
n. 1. the literary culture 2. scholarly attainment.
n. 1. the literary culture 2. scholarly attainment. 
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91. Write your name in capital / block letters.
92. I kept his letters for years.
93. He was cordial in all his letters.
94. Please date your letters to me in the future.
95. It's wise to register letters containing banknotes.
96. Both letters should have arrived. I mailed them together.
97. He put the letters in the drawer.
98. Please write in capitals / in capital letters.
99. Here's some letters I want you to sign.
100. Fill in the form in capital letters .
101. We often denote danger by red letters.
102. We have received torrents of letters/requests/criticism.
103. He is qualified as a complete man of letters.
104. day we receive about fifty letters.
105. McDuff passed the time writing letters .
106. The child wrote her name in large shaky letters.
107. The company gave me dunning letters and calls.
108. The letters spelled a rather rude word.
109. There is no one-to-one correspondence between sounds and letters.
110. Standard letters can be stored on floppy discs.
111. He shut himself in his room and wrote letters.
112. Anthony snatched his letters and pocketed them.
113. I've had two letters from him.
114. We have received many letters of congratulation.
115. I am two or three letters in arrears.
116. They saw some large letters in white paint.
117. Games can help children learn to form letters.
118. They have inundated me with fan letters.
119. All letters will be treated with complete confidentiality.
120. She kept his letters tucked away in a drawer.
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