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sender

[ sen-der ]

noun

  1. a person or thing that sends. send.
  2. a transmitter of electric pulses, as in telegraphy.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of sender1

1150–1200; Middle English; send 1, -er 1

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Example Sentences

My children learned very early how important receiving the notes meant to the senders.

In charging papers, the FBI said that during the Capitol riot, Caldwell received Facebook messages from unspecified senders updating him of the location of lawmakers.

My email provider on my desktop application will allow me to right-click and block all future emails from the unwanted sender, and also delete all current emails that maybe I haven't read yet.

In 2020, we saw a vast increase in the usage of email marketing as the volume of senders skyrocketed.

In one instance, a sender disguised such a GIF as a message of support.

That Snapchat deceptively told its users that the sender would be notified if a recipient took a screenshot of a snap.

The sender and receiver pay the driver a few hryvnia—the Ukrainian currency—on either end.

But police had never heard of  "Kassim, A." — the name written as the sender.

I would just return everything to sender, and closed out the P.O. box.

Gifts from others are allegedly returned to the sender with a polite note from the royal family.

A letter-form which enables the sender to address his Seniors more abruptly than he would dare to do without its assistance.

There is always, of course, the broad spirit of a cable which depends on the temperament of the sender.

To find out that the sender of the League letters had fair hair narrowed the search down a little.

There was an opinion among some of the people that the letter should not be stamped by the sender.

So you see these actions are likely to revert to the sender, even if they are successful.

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