Envelope Paper I Writing Airmail/A Padded/A Prepaid Back

• writing paper and envelopes
• an airmail/a padded/a prepaid envelope
• he gave her the envelope of certificates.
• he quickly stuffed the money back into the envelope.

envelope

1. a flat paper container used for sending letters in
• see also pay envelope
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/pay-envelope
• writing paper and envelopes
• an airmail/a padded/a prepaid envelope
2. a flat container made of plastic for keeping papers in
3. to go beyond the limits of what is allowed or thought to be possible
• He is a performer who consistently pushes the envelope of TV comedy.

Extra Examples

• He gave her the envelope of certificates.
• He quickly stuffed the money back into the envelope.
• I couldn’t read the address on the envelope.
• I had put the letter in the wrong envelope.
• I scribbled his phone number on the back of an envelope.
• Please enclose a self-addressed envelope if you would like a reply.
• The envelope was marked ‘Personal’.
• The letter was suspicious, and I considered steaming open the envelope.
• To apply, use the enclosed reply-paid envelope (no stamp needed).
• You don’t earn much stuffing envelopes.
• a self-addressed stamped envelope
• an envelope addressed in my mother’s round handwriting
• an official-looking manila envelope
• Each item was tagged and sealed in a plastic envelope.
• Writing paper and envelopes are provided in your room.
• an airmail/a padded/a prepaid envelope

Word Origin

• mid 16th cent. (in the sense ‘wrapper, enveloping layer’; originally as envelope): from French enveloppe, from envelopper ‘envelop’. The sense ‘covering of a letter’ dates from the early 18th cent.