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Noun(1) communication by the exchange of letters(2) compatibility of observations(3) the relation of corresponding in degree or size or amount(4) (mathematics(5) similarity by virtue of corresponding(6) the relation of correspondence in degree or size or amount(7) a function such that for every element of one set there is a unique element of another set(8) communication by exchange of letters(9) (mathematics) an attribute of a shape or relation(10) exact correspondence of form on opposite sides of a dividing line or plane(11) similarity by virtue of correspondence(12) agreement(13) communication by writing

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(1) The two associations were in correspondence with one another and exchanged printed minutes.(2) Paul kept up his weekly correspondence with Kate until her condition made it impossible for her to write back to him.(3) The correspondence was sent back and no copy was kept on the department's file.(4) In the course of correspondence with an Aussie bloke, I was asked about my experiences in caring for emus.(5) Well I haven't received one piece of correspondence to corroborate that fear.(6) At the beginning of this year, I received correspondence from my editor in the United States.(7) I really do not have the time to enter into further correspondence with the RAC over this matter.(8) Five years ago the federal government determined after correspondence with these people that we had no legal obligation.(9) Although I received correspondence from the housing office nothing has been done.(10) So I sent back a letter asking for all future correspondence to be sent direct to me.(11) the organization engaged in detailed correspondence with local MPs(12) I am disappointed that the National Party does not seem to take any notice of correspondence sent to it.(13) And there is a diversity of opinion among them, and I've been in correspondence with a couple of them.(14) As to Wales, I was in brief correspondence with a friend today and don't think I can say it better here.(15) They could suggest only that there would be direct correspondence with the President.(16) These problems have prompted the accounting officer to warn against detailed correspondence with schools in the future.