Definition of stationery in English:

stationery

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noun

1US Writing paper, especially with matching envelopes.
‘It even encourages letter writing with a sampling of stationery and matching envelopes.’
- ‘Think how much could be saved on stationery, envelopes and postage, and maybe even reduce the requirement of the number of couriers.’
- ‘And he can order all the stationery he wants, as long as it's limited to one box.’
- ‘Your first choice is to pick the stationery (aka background color and style) for your pictures.’
- ‘It should look well on the stationery and airport signs.’
- ‘Many people packed WH Smith, in the Haymarket, to spend their vouchers and pick up bargains in the stationery and DVD sections.’
- ‘He then combined the photos with his musings on the idea of doubt, which were written out on the stationery of his luxury hotel.’
- ‘Mr. Dawson took the envelope and pulled out a white piece of typing paper that had been stapled to the stationery.’
- ‘A fine stationery and pens habit is cheaper than digital gadgets.’
- ‘She said the stationery, favours, reception and table decorations were all designed and tailor-made for each wedding.’
- ‘I dropped the stationery instantly, reaching into my chest holster for my weapon.’
- ‘Instead she has her staff use photocopies of the stationery, which cost about half a cent each.’
- ‘Sources say it was written on the stationery of the Zamboanga hotel in which the negotiating party was billeted.’
- ‘It's all a description of the picture in the upper left hand corner of the stationery.’
- ‘Just imagine the cost to business for the stationery.’
- ‘I remembered I wanted some hard-back notepads for my trip, so I perused the stationery in the store.’
- ‘Put it the other way round: if your hotel changed the stationery and towels overnight, would you know where you were?’
- ‘The only things that are being changed are the expensive things like the logo and the stationery.’
- ‘The bedside radio is a thoughtful touch, as are the reproduction 19th century postcards included in the stationery folder.’
- ‘Hit the post office for stamps and the stationery store for letter-writing loot.’
1. 1.1Writing and other office materials.
  ‘At Waltons, a office furnishings and stationery company in Beach Road, Woodstock, a parking lot was flooded.’
  ‘Star Office Choice has the most comprehensive range of stationery and office supplies in Lismore and Casino.’
  ‘We're not running most of the replies, because we don't have enough asterisks in the office stationery cupboard to make them safe for work.’
  ‘Office stationery cupboards used to be crammed with reams of carbon paper sold to gullible secretaries by pushy salesmen during the lunch hour when the boss was out.’
  ‘The office stationery cupboard is like a sweet shop.’
  ‘Because he was subsidising his office stationery bill by being more entrepreneurial than the rules allowed.’
  ‘They can claim for such things as staff wages, office space, stationery, travel costs and accommodation.’
  ‘Littered among the debris was the gruesome sight of body parts, pieces of luggage and office stationery.’
  ‘Half way through the show we encounter another, similar series devoted to piles of office stationery.’
  ‘Other stationery companies, leather goods manufacturers and upmarket pen manufacturers are the kind of businesses in the firm's sights.’
  ‘And as well as designer stationery there is a range of highly affordable invitation and thank-you card sets available ready to buy.’
  ‘There is also a reception area, ten private offices, a stationery room, a store room and a tea-station on this floor.’
  ‘The department has urged learners to use books and stationery from last year until new materials are delivered.’
  ‘The school had contacted the district office last week to be told that stationery would be delivered this week.’
  ‘Given the predominance of the government offices, it would probably be a good time to be a printer of letterhead stationery.’
  ‘Full support, training and stationery products are available.’
  ‘Pupils at Waddon Infants could also see class sizes increase, and less money available to spend on essential materials such as books and stationery.’
  ‘Smith's stranglehold on the high street stationery market has not, however, always gone unchallenged.’
  ‘Holomisa also condemned the Eastern Cape government's failure to supply stationery to 200 students in Maluti.’
  ‘Today the cards are sold in ten stationery stores and bookstores in Atlanta.’