Pronunciation: /ˌkɔrəˈspɑndəns/
noun a close similarity, connection, or equivalence
A1 I received a letter in the mail, but I haven't had a chance to read the correspondence yet.
A2 The email correspondence between the two parties was filled with misunderstandings.
B1 The official correspondence from the company stated that they would be making changes to their policies.
B2 The legal team reviewed all correspondence related to the case before proceeding with the lawsuit.
C1 The diplomatic correspondence between the two countries was carefully worded to avoid any misunderstandings.
C2 The historian spent years studying the correspondence of a famous author to gain insight into their personal life.
formal The correspondence between the two companies was conducted through official letters.
informal I received your email, but let's continue this correspondence over the phone.
slang I'm tired of this back and forth correspondence, let's just meet in person.
figurative The correspondence of colors in the painting created a harmonious effect.
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