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Meanings of epistolatory in English

Written in the form of or carried on by letters or correspondence.

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        Examples for "epistolary"
        1
        Franchomme, too, granted me the privilege of copying his friend's epistolary communications.
        Frederick Chopin, as a Man and Musician — Volume 1
        2
        Was there nothing left upon earth but critical discernment and epistolary politeness?
        Love's Pilgrimage: A Novel
        3
        She well knew Nancy's informal epistolary style, and her facile, instantaneous friendliness!
        Mother Carey's Chickens
        4
        He had the good fortune to succeed in the epistolary way once before.
        Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 9
        5
        Betty was discovered to have unsuspected talents in the epistolary line.
        Further Chronicles of Avonlea
        Usage of epistolatory in English
        1
        He circled the room in search of a desk not haunted by epistolatory ghosts.
        The Honorable Percival
        2
        Available hypocrisy is a quality very difficult of attainment and of all hypocrisies, epistolatory hypocrisy is perhaps the most difficult.
        Miss Mackenzie
        3
        The others knew, for father, with enormous pride at his wonderful epistolatory style in his voice, was heard reading the letter to them.
        This Freedom
        4
        This little volume is admitted by competent judges to be the best Manual of Epistolatory Correspondence ever published.
        Paul and Virginia from the French of J.B.H. de Saint Pierre
        Epistolatory through the time