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parcel

[pahr-suhl] / ˈpɑr səl /
NOUN
container prepared to be sent
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NOUN
piece of land
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Example Sentences

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Early last year, Horning declined to renew permission for the sponsor of a weekly summer concert series to use a parcel of his property.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ben Jones accepts a certain amount of frustration is part and parcel of being a football fan.

From BBC

Myth and metaphor still abound, but they’re more rooted in the everyday reality of a troubled parcel of the country.

From Los Angeles Times

The next step is stopping people returning to the streets, and Gareth has come along as much for the mental health boost of seeing familiar faces as for the food parcel.

From BBC

The Business and Trade Committee had given Royal Mail two weeks to respond to allegations, reported by the BBC, that parcels were being prioritised over letters, resulting in delays to important, time-sensitive mail.

From BBC