mailout
noun[C]
MARKETINGUK(alsomail-out)uk/ˈmeɪlaʊt/usanactofsendingletters,packages, orelectronicmessagesto a lot ofpeopleat onetime:
Thecostofsendinga mailout to allhouseholdswouldfarexceedthebudget.
See also
mailing
Examplesofmailout
mailout
After the second fullmailout, another 81 questionnaires were returned to produce a total return of 310 completed questionnaires (total response rate of 51 %).
From theCambridge English Corpus
Another recentmailouthad reported that she was missing.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Towards the end of 2005, in amailoutto subscribers of their newsletter, they said that they were a little disappointed only to have played 91 shows in that year.
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