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in-basket

American  
[in-bas-kit, -bah-skit] / ˈɪnˌbæs kɪt, -ˌbɑ skɪt /

noun

  1. inbox.


Etymology

Origin of in-basket

First recorded in 1935–40

Example Sentences

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On my fifth day with Epic, I “jumped” to my in-basket and found a longer message.

From New York Times

"I think he was a fine man, but he was an in-basket president," Merry says.

From BBC

Second, it helps to put everything in an in-basket until you have time to make a decision.

From Washington Post

THE sole purpose of my in-basket this week seems to be to goad me into looking at fashion from the Cannes Film Festival.

From New York Times

After coming back from a meeting, put all of your notes in your in-basket.

From Washington Post