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write in

Listeners can write in to the radio station with their questions.

Definition
  1. Verb (transitive or intransitive):
    • To communicate with an organization, publication, or broadcast program by sending a letter, email, or other written message, typically to express an opinion, ask a question, or make a request.
    • To cast a vote in an election by writing the name of a candidate not officially listed on the ballot.
Usage Examples
  • Verb (communicate with an organization):
    • Listeners were encouraged to write in with their opinions on the new policy.
    • She wrote in to the magazine's advice column seeking guidance.
  • Verb (cast a ballot vote):
    • He didn't like any of the nominated candidates, so he decided to write in his father's name.
    • The candidate received thousands of write-in votes.
Advanced Usage
  • "Write-in candidate" (noun phrase): A person whose name is written on a ballot by voters, rather than being printed on the ballot officially.
    • The local activist ran as a write-in candidate and surprisingly won the election.
  • "Write-in campaign" (noun phrase): An organized effort to encourage voters to write a specific candidate's name on their ballots.
    • They launched a last-minute write-in campaign for the popular mayor.
Variants and Related Words
  • Write-in (noun): The act of writing a vote on a ballot, or the vote itself.
    • The election results included a significant number of write-ins.
  • Writer (noun): A person who writes.
  • Writing (noun): The activity or skill of marking coherent words on paper or another medium.
Synonyms
  • Correspond (with): To communicate by exchanging letters.
  • Vote for: To cast a ballot in favor of someone or something.
Related Phrasal Verbs
  • Write away/off for: To send a letter requesting something.
    • He wrote away for a free product sample.
  • Write back: To reply in writing.
    • The company promised to write back within ten business days.
  • Write up: To write a full or formal account of something.
    • The journalist wrote up the interview for the Sunday edition.
Related Idioms
  • Write in stone: To make something permanent and unchangeable. (Note: This idiom uses "write" but is distinct from the phrasal verb "write in").
    • The schedule isn't written in stone; we can make adjustments.
write in

Listeners can write in to the radio station with their questions.

Verb
  1. write to an organization
    • Many listeners wrote in after the controversial radio program
  2. cast a vote by inserting a name that does not appear on the ballot
    • Many voters wrote in the names of strangers