Aerogramme

Pronunciation: /ˈɛrəˌɡræm/

Definitions of aerogramme

noun aerogramme

Example Sentences

A1 An aerogramme is a type of letter that is folded into a self-sealing envelope for mailing.

A2 I sent my grandmother an aerogramme with updates about my trip.

B1 Aerogrammes were popular for international correspondence before the rise of email.

B2 The aerogramme I received from my friend overseas was filled with beautiful stamps.

C1 The aerogramme I found in my attic was dated back to the 1960s and had historical significance.

C2 Collectors often seek out rare aerogrammes for their unique designs and historical value.

Examples of aerogramme in a Sentence

formal The aerogramme was a popular form of communication before the advent of email.

informal I found an old aerogramme from my grandparents in a box of memorabilia.

slang I love collecting vintage aerogrammes, they have such a cool retro vibe.

figurative Her words in the aerogramme were like a ray of sunshine in my day.

Grammatical Forms of aerogramme

• past tense: aerogrammes
• plural: aerogrammes
• comparative: more aerogrammes
• superlative: most aerogrammes
• present tense: aerogramme
• future tense: will aerogramme
• perfect tense: have aerogrammed
• continuous tense: am aerogramming
• singular: aerogramme
• positive degree: aerogramme
• infinitive: to aerogramme
• gerund: aerogramming
• participle: aerogrammed

Origin and Evolution of aerogramme

First Known Use: 1940 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'aerogramme' originated from the combination of 'aero-' meaning air or atmosphere and 'gramme' meaning a written or printed letter.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a lightweight letter sheet that could be folded and sealed for airmail postage, the term 'aerogramme' has evolved to also encompass electronic communications and messaging.