epistolize
[ ih-pis-tl-ahyz ]
/ ɪˈpɪs tlˌaɪz /
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verb (used without object), e·pis·to·lized, e·pis·to·liz·ing.
to write a letter.
verb (used with object), e·pis·to·lized, e·pis·to·liz·ing.
to write a letter to.
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Also especially British, e·pis·to·lise .
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Example sentences from the Web for epistolize
Be so good as to give me a line on Mr. E.'s arrival, with some idea of his intended motions, that I may epistolize him.
Epistolize therefore first; flatter and sooth her with tender Lines.
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