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postpaid
adjective post·paid \ˈpōs(t)-ˈpād\
: costing nothing to mail because the postage has been paid already
Full Definition of POSTPAID
: having the postage paid by the sender and not chargeable to the receiver
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First Known Use of POSTPAID
1653
Rhymes with POSTPAID
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POSTPAID Defined for Kids
postpaid
adverb post·paid \ˈpōst-ˈpād\
Definition of POSTPAID for Kids
: with postage paid by the sender
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