newsletter — A regularly distributed publication that contains news, updates, and information about a particular organization, topic, or community
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A regularly distributed publication that contains news, updates, and information about a particular organization, topic, or community
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈnuːzˌletər/
Example Sentences
- I never read the gym newsletter, but I keep getting workout tips I'll never use.
- The quarterly newsletter summarized all the company's major achievements.
- My inbox is full of newsletters I signed up for but forgot I wanted.
newsletter
NOUN[/ˈnuːzˌletər/]
A regularly distributed publication that contains news, updates, and information about a particular organization, topic, or community
A regularly distributed publication that contains news, updates, and information about a particular organization, topic, or community
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🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
Newsletter emerged in the 19th century as a compound word combining 'news' and 'letter'. It originally referred to information or updates transmitted in letter form, typically circulated to multiple recipients to keep them informed of current events or organizational matters.
Breakdown
news (current events or information) + letter (written correspondence) = newsletter, a periodic written communication delivering news or updates to subscribers.
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🔗Collocations
📝Examples
“I never read the gym newsletter, but I keep getting workout tips I'll never use.”
“The quarterly newsletter summarized all the company's major achievements.”
“My inbox is full of newsletters I signed up for but forgot I wanted.”
“The neighborhood newsletter keeps residents informed about local events.”
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