Similar words: postal order, universal postal union, postage, apostasy, apostate, nostalgia, nostalgic, nostalgically. Meaning: ['pəʊstl] 
adj. of or relating to the system for delivering mail.
adj. of or relating to the system for delivering mail. 
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1, Postal applications must be received by 12 December.
2, Is there a postal / mail delivery on Saturdays?
3, Postal workers are threatening a strike if they don't receive a pay increase.
4, You'll have to pay excess postal charges on this letter.
5, Candidates are chosen by a postal ballot of all party members.
6, My application was held up by the postal strike.
7, We accept both telephone and postal bookings.
8, The postal workers are still out.
9, Please write your full postal address.
10, Can you cash this postal order for me now?
11, The postal abbreviation for Kansas is KS.
12, Housebound voters should register early for a postal vote.
13, The companies were greatly inconvenienced by the postal delays.
14, Philip tore at the wrapping of the postal parcel.
15, Remember to use postal code.
16, Hundreds of postal workers are facing the sack.
17, Unions would elect their leadership by secret postal ballot.
18, Britain still boasts the cheapest postal service.
19, We have two postal deliveries each day.
20, After the postal strike there was a huge backlog of undelivered mail.
21, Cheques/postal orders should be crossed and made payable to Newmarket Promotions.
22, The postal workers have come out in support of their pay claim.
23, When the postal clerk delivers your order,(http://sentencedict.com/postal.html) check the carton before signing for it.
24, According to one eye witness, the man 'went postal, and started hitting his computer'.
25, Postal workers are getting a 5.2% pay rise, backdated to February.
26, Communication with other countries was difficult during the telephone and postal strike.
27, Compensation for lost or damaged mail will be handled by the postal service.
28, Despite the introduction of a security shield on the new £10 stamp, counterfeits are costing the postal service millions of pounds a year.
29, If you will be on holiday on election day, you may apply for a postal vote.
30, Business is now back on an even keel after the postal strike.
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