E-CARD Definition & Meaning

e-card

[ ee-kahrd ]

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noun

a greeting card chosen from a website by the sender, and sent by the site to the recipient as an email with a link back to the site to view the card:
Personalize your e-card with a message and photograph.

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�y��vlog History and Origins

Origin of e-card¹

e- ² (in the sense of “online”) + card ¹

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Example Sentences

Suggested gifts included "chocolates, flowers, wine, vouchers or you could simply log on and send a free e-card to say 'Thanks' for a job well done", the memo said.

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It's an upbeat Californian message, sent out as an e-card, with six pictures rather than a single image, showing the couple hugging and laughing.

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Young people ages 13 to 26 and living outside King County can sign up for SPL’s e-card at spl.org/BooksUnbanned.

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Our organizations recently took the bold step to join Brooklyn Public Library in offering a “Books Unbanned” e-card for young readers across the nation who may be facing book bans and censorship in their communities.

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Some have shared comments about what the SPL e-card means for their lives.

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