What does mailed out mean

"Mailed out" is a phrase that typically means to send something through the postal service, such as a letter, package, or envelope, to a recipient. It implies that the item has been placed in a mailbox or handed over to a postal carrier for delivery.

In other words, "mailed out" means that the item has been dispatched or shipped to its destination, usually through the United States Postal Service (USPS) or another postal service.

Here are a few examples of how "mailed out" might be used in different contexts:

• "I mailed out the invitations to the wedding last week." (Here, the invitations were sent to the guests through the postal service.)
• "The company mailed out the new employee handbook to all new hires." (Here, the handbook was sent to new employees through the postal service.)
• "I mailed out my tax return to the IRS yesterday." (Here, the tax return was sent to the Internal Revenue Service through the postal service.)

In general, "mailed out" is a way of saying that something has been sent through the mail, and it's often used to convey a sense of completion or finality, as if the item has been dispatched and is on its way to its destination.