Email Filters

Email filtering is a technique that organizes emails based on a word or phrase in the "From", "Subject" and "Body" sections of an email. Most email programs use filters to protect users' mailboxes from spam.

Literal Meanings of Email Filters

Email:

Meanings of Email:

1. A system for sending messages from one computer to another, usually over a network.

2. A series of messages sent through the messaging system.

3. Message sent through the messaging system.

4. E-mail address.

5. To send email or email.

6. (can contain two objects) Send (something) by e-mail.

7. To send or compose and send an email or emails.

8. Email the address.

Sentences of Email

1. He sent me his contact details.

2. I check my old email.

3. He emailed me last week to remind me of the meeting.

4. Do not send private messages to my business email address.

5. She emailed me last week asking how the project was going.

6. He emailed the file to everyone.

7. Most teens spend most of their day writing emails and surfing the web.

Filters:

Meanings of Filters:

1. Device that separates suspended, dissolved, or solid particles from a liquid, solution, or other substance. Any device that separates one substance from another.

2. Electronics or software that separates unwanted signals (such as noise) from useful signals or attenuates selected frequencies.

3. Any element, mechanism, device or process designed to be separated or isolated.

4. Self-control in conversation.

5. A non-empty top set (of a partially ordered set) closed under a binary infimum (also known as a join).

6. Sort, sieve or isolate.

7. Diffuse to be less concentrated or focused.

8. Go through the filter or pretend to go through the filter.

9. Move slowly or gradually to go back and forth several times at a time.

10. Drive your motorcycle between lanes on the highway.

Sentences of Filters

1. Run an email filter to detect spam.

2. It has no filter, so it always turns people away.

3. If (1) the universal set (here the set of natural numbers) were called a large set, (2) the superset of any set would also be a large set, and (3) the intersection of two large sets would also be a grand set, that is, the set of all grand sets, constitutes a filter.

4. This screen should filter out large particles.

5. The leaves of the trees filtered the light.

6. The water seeps through rocks and soil.

7. The audience entered the theater.

8. I can ignore all traffic on my bike by filtering.