pre-addressed envelope

pre-addressed envelope
pre-addressed envelope UK US noun [C]
an envelope with an address already written or printed on it to make it easier to send a reply or return something: »

We have provided a pre-addressed envelope for your convenience.


Financial and business terms. 2012.

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