news — newly received or noteworthy information, especially about recent events
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: newly received or noteworthy information, especially about recent events
Pronunciation (IPA): /nuːz/
Example Sentences
- The news about pizza being a vegetable shocked everyone.
- I have good news and bad news about your exam results.
- She reads the news while eating breakfast.
news
NOUN[/nuːz/]
newly received or noteworthy information, especially about recent events

a professional news anchor sits at a curved desk speaking directly toward the camera with an engaged expression. She holds papers containing fresh information while gesturing to emphasize important points. Behind her, multiple screens display breaking story footage as camera operators and producers coordinate the broadcast. The production team moves quickly to update information and manage the live transmission. Other staff members monitor incoming reports and coordinate with field reporters through headsets. newly received or noteworthy information being shared about recent events
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“The news about pizza being a vegetable shocked everyone.”
“I have good news and bad news about your exam results.”
“She reads the news while eating breakfast.”
“The news that school was cancelled made students dance in the hallways.”
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