dismail
/ˈdɪzmeɪl/Definitions
1. verb
to remove or take away the mail from a place, often to prevent delivery or to cause a delay.
“The post office clerk dismailed the package due to an incomplete address.”
2. verb
to prevent or hinder the delivery of mail, often by removing it from a mailbox or postbox.
“The mail carrier reported that her mail had been dismailed at multiple locations along her route.”
3. noun
the act of removing or taking away mail from a place.
“There was an investigation into the case of mail dismailing in the area.”
4. noun
a situation in which mail is removed or prevented from being delivered.
“The dismailing of the package caused a delay in its delivery and frustrated the sender.”