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Definition of post :
A pole or pillar, carved and painted with a series of totemic symbols, set up before the house of certain Indian tribes of the northwest coast of North America, esp. Indians of the Koluschan stock.
Synonyms:
moorage, record, aim, contribute, chain mail, business office, offer, order, localize, carry, endure, charge, stick out, part, air, dapple, abide, notch, direct, enter, side, take, tolerate, adventure, invest, brand, hold, rear, mail service, topographic point, office, postal service, smirch, rate, pose, agency, impart, gestate, federal agency, suffer, chain armor, profession, spatial relation, pack, built in bed, interest, punt, berth, nominate, score, attitude, tin, billet, home, ring mail, raise, daub, convey, blot, bunk, put-up, stigmatize, hazard, stakes, authority, rank, stain, commit, house, fleck, office staff, stance, ring armour, stockpile, insert, beam, come out, ring armor, run, spotlight, base, chain armour, short letter, blank space, prop, power, pip, shoes, emplacement, sway, perspective, register, appointment, slip, positioning, tally, stock, send, lieu, behave, express, ship, point, slur, erect, transport, conduct, contain, jeopardize, role, view, government agency, provide, function, identify, touch, bet on, stake, mast, military position, locating, come in, remember, post office, stigmatise, venture, smudge, extend, dribble, job, mooring, assignment, transmit, state of affairs, stead, game, persuade, range, comport, space, plaza, back, bear, have a bun in the oven, pedestal, institutionalise, localise, mail, wager, acquit, send off, denounce, brandmark, do, smear, stomach, domiciliate, bureau, maculation, can, seat, bit, get off, grade, bet, put forward, institutionalize, set up, stud, support, posture, trademark, target, digest, patch, expect, deport, send out, speckle, military post, impale, brook, gage, mark, channel, piazza
locate (part of speech: verb)
lay, establish, situate, pinpoint, set, place, find, put, locate, discover, unearth
correspond (part of speech: verb)
answer, dispatch, reply, correspond, acknowledge
situate (part of speech: verb)
post (part of speech: noun)
gatepost, baluster, stanchion, mullion, newel, standard, balustrade, banister, upright
shaft (part of speech: noun)
pole, stick, bar, rod, shaft, flagpole, tunnel, mine shaft, stem, staff, stalk, elevator shaft
publication (part of speech: noun)
handbill, advertisement, journal, periodical, organ, notice, circular, newspaper, promotion, bulletin, announcement, herald, propaganda, gazette, publication, newsletter, promulgation, review, commercial, dissemination, journalism, newsmagazine
correspondence (part of speech: noun)
message, letter, note, postcard, epistle, line, correspondence, acknowledgment
publish (part of speech: verb)
broadcast, promulgate, advertise, report, promote, brief, announce, publish, circulate, propagandize
pillar (part of speech: noun)
column, caryatid, pillar, pilaster
situation (part of speech: noun)
configuration, style, ambience, circumstance, state, modality, position, environment, situation, layout, spot, condition, mode, disposition, arrangement, property, placement, scene, site, standing, quality, formation, station, aspect, location, status
Usage examples:
- The post does not go out to- day. - "The Love Letters of Mary Wollstonecraft to Gilbert Imlay", Mary Wollstonecraft Roger Ingpen.
- I suppose they told him so at the village post- office. - "Cord and Creese", James de Mille.
- " Miss Boyce, you know, has been here two or three times while you have been away," he said quickly, as he got up to post a letter. - "Marcella", Mrs. Humphry Ward.