Question

philatelist The U.S. Postal Service issues first-day covers of each new stamp design especially for philatelists. fɪˈlætəlɪst

Accepted Answer

A person who collects or studies stamps. The first postage stamps were made available on May 1, 1840, in England, and it didn't take long for the hobby of stamp collecting to arise. Within a year, a young London lady was letting it be known in a newspaper advertisement that she was “desirous of covering her dressing room with cancelled postage stamps.” Philately has been alive and well ever since, though modern philatelists—including rock stars, English kings, and American presidents—are more likely to put the stamps they collect in special albums

word	philatelist
definition	A person who collects or studies stamps.
eg_sentence	The U.S. Postal Service issues first-day covers of each new stamp design especially for philatelists.
explanation	The first postage stamps were made available on May 1, 1840, in England, and it didn't take long for the hobby of stamp collecting to arise. Within a year, a young London lady was letting it be known in a newspaper advertisement that she was “desirous of covering her dressing room with cancelled postage stamps.” Philately has been alive and well ever since, though modern philatelists—including rock stars, English kings, and American presidents—are more likely to put the stamps they collect in special albums
IPA	fɪˈlætəlɪst

Stamp Postage Philatelist Person Collects Studies U.S Postal