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Meanings of registered post in English

Mail that is registered by the post office when sent in order to assure safe delivery.

Usage of registered post in English
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Applications can also be sent via registered post to the following address.
The South African
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I sent this by registered post and kept a copy, she says.
The Irish Times
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Most court documents are either hand-delivered or sent by registered post.
The Irish Times
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I wrote again, this time by registered post, but still have heard nothing.
The Irish Times
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By registered post; and what I call a manly letter from Lord Harry.
Blind Love
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The app worked first time and the card was duly delivered by registered post.
The Irish Times
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I am sending you back the urn by registered post.
Travels With My Aunt
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All material will be returned directly by registered post.
The Irish Times
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Voting papers are sent by registered post to take account of the requirement for a secret ballot.
The Irish Times
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I am sending this letter by registered post in the hope that it will finally reach you.
The ginger man
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I'll send the notes by registered post.
The Price of Love
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The developer may need to inform their immediate neighbours by registered post, but this depends on the council's rules.
The South African
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P.S.S.-Underseparate cover by registered post I am also returning to you the bracelet you sent me from Paris.
Quill's Window
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This letter shall be sealed up again in its twelve silly envelopes and go by registered post to Hagan's correspondent.
The Lost Naval Papers
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Forty five officers were informed today by registered post they had secured promotion to the rank of chief superintendent or superintendent.
The Irish Times
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A little man is very cautious; he sends even letters of congratulation by registered post in order to get a receipt.
Note-Book of Anton Chekhov
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