mailed

[ meyld ]

adjective

1. clad or armed with mail:

   a mailed knight.

Other Words From

• un·mailed adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of mailed¹

Middle English word dating back to 1350–1400; mail ², -ed ³

Example Sentences

Jurado waved at a mound of mementos around her dining room table gifted by volunteers and voters — scrapbooks, posters, artwork, photo collages — mixed in among thank-you cards that need to be mailed out.

From Los Angeles Times

That night, Rollins did not concede, writing in a statement that mailed and conditional ballots were still being counted and that the race was “too close to call.”

From Los Angeles Times

This year, every registered voter was mailed a ballot.

From Los Angeles Times

They could have mailed them on or before election day, put them in a drop box or authorized someone to return the ballots on their behalf.

From Los Angeles Times

Election officials will count ballots mailed on Tuesday if they arrive by week’s end.

From BBC