"unmail" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "un- + mail",
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      "form": "unmails",
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        {
          "ref": "2013, Elizabeth Bass, The Way Back to Happiness",
          "text": "Was it even possible to unmail a letter? She might have to lie, might have to say the letter contained explosives, or some kind of poison. Something extremely illegal.",
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        "To undo the act of mailing; to recover from the postal system before delivery."
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        "(transitive) To undo the act of mailing; to recover from the postal system before delivery."
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  "word": "unmail"
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  "etymology_text": "un- + mail",
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        "To undo the act of mailing; to recover from the postal system before delivery."
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        "(transitive) To undo the act of mailing; to recover from the postal system before delivery."
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