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inbox (plural form inboxes)
- A container in which the papers must be treated are placed.
- (Computing) An electronic folder that serves the same purpose.
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2014Bonnie Hillman Shay, Take control of your email inboxWhat others are sayingSee more[1], page 35:
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Your goal with the remaining emails is to take care of them and remove them from your inbox As soon as possible.
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- (figuratively) The aggregate of items that require attention or effort.
- The kids, my ex, my parents, the job, the bills – my inbox it’s full.
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inbox (third-person singular present tense inboxes, present participle inbox, simple past and past participle inbox)
- (transitive) To put (something) in someone’s inbox.
- I just inbox you the presentation.
- (transitive) To communicate with (a person), writing in the electronic inbox.
- 2014JL King Full circle: Love. Alive. Life. After Down Low
- And now, social media has gotten worse. From Facebook to Twitter, I get all kinds of invitations. Recently a sister inbox me on Facebook and told me that she knew I wanted her and she wanted me.
- 2014JL King Full circle: Love. Alive. Life. After Down Low
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inbox m (plural form inbox)
