Definition

In a manner that relates to sending letters or packages through the mail system.

Example

She sent the documents by post to ensure they arrived quickly.

Conversation

Did you receive that letter I sent you?post?

Yeah, I got it really quickly!

I'm glad it arrived by post so fast.

It was impressive — I wasn't expecting it to come so soon!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To move quickly or travel in stages, often in a relay system.

Example

The riders will post from one town to another, changing horses at each stop.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I heard you post updates about your trip all the time.

Yeah, I like to share my adventures with everyone.

It sounds exciting! How do you manage to post so frequently?

Definition

A piece of wood or other material that is set upright in the ground, often used as a marker or support, or a location where someone is assigned for work or duty.

Example

The fence was built using tall wooden posts.

Conversation

Did you see the old post in the park?

Yeah, I wondered what it was for.

I think it used to mark where the boundaries were.

Definition

To send or enter information into a system, such as a record or online platform, or to announce something publicly.

Example

She decided to post her thoughts on the forum for everyone to see.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you post that article you wrote on the forum?

Not yet, I'm still editing it a bit.

You should hurry up and post it; I'm sure people will love it.

Root Explanation

Post → It originates from Latin 'post' (meaning after or behind). The word 'post' refers to something that comes after or is positioned behind something else.

Memory Tip

Think of 'post' meaning 'after' in Latin — this helps you remember that 'post' refers to something that comes after.

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