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letterhead Definition

letter·head (letər hed′)

noun

  1. the name, address, etc. of a person or firm printed as a heading on a sheet of letter paper
  2. a sheet of letter paper with such a heading printed on it

letterhead Usage Examples

Possessives

company: Where an order is placed by a company, obtain a written purchase order on the company's letterhead.

Converse of object

  • print: I hope that, unlike his colleague in the other place, he has not had his letterheads printed prematurely.
  • include: If no company stamp is available include a letterhead.
  • produce: I mean, WWII vintage letterheads produced on a laser printer were never going to stand up to serious scrutiny were they?
  • use: Students who want to use departmental letterheads for research purposes should check with their supervisor.
  • have: Iraq's other intelligence services, which are largely confined to domestic security, do not have letterheads in English.

Adjective modifier

  • official: We will deliver to schools on account only upon receipt of an order on an official school letterhead.
  • corporate: You may wish to add an explanatory line to your corporate letterhead to clarify your new status.
  • own: We are fully conversant with all Windows packages and can supply a professionally finished document on plain paper or your own letterhead.
  • new: Can I get a copy of my new letterhead to use in Microsoft Word?
  • A4: Yes, in the same way as the A4 letterhead.
  • professional: This sensational software provides everything you need to design and print your own professional quality letterheads and envelopes.

Modifies a noun

  • stationery: How do I set up a template to cope with letterhead stationery?
  • paper: Most documents sent out by the NSC were prepared on White House letterhead paper.
  • design: The letterhead design that you use for your business will affect the image that others form about your business.
  • etc: You will be expected to design logos, letterheads etc and set artwork to print.

Noun used with modifier

  • business: Membership application forms are available from the General Secretary and interested dealers should apply using their business letterhead.
  • company: They will usually require a letter from you on your company letterhead.
  • color: A well designed single color letterhead can blow your competition away.
  • school: We will deliver to schools on account only upon receipt of an order on an official school letterhead.