- pre-paid envelope
- pre-paid envelope UK US (also prepaid envelope) noun [C]► an envelope for which the cost of mailing has already been paid: »
Return the completed form in the enclosed prepaid envelope.
Financial and business terms. 2012.
pre-paid envelope
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