to message
- verb
- /ˈmɛsɪdʒ/
- Texting
- If you are an Edocr user, you can also message the author.
Anyways, it is look, he messages like just a little wave.
- Anyways, it is look, he messages like just a little wave.
Examples
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I will message you the details of the event later today.
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Caroline just messaged me and said she was running a little bit late.
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It's easier to message me online.
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Can you message emergency services?
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If I can find it, I will message you with it.
Blog text (20) -
I think you can just join both, but message me if not, and I will invite you.
Blog text (2) -
After you do that, message me, DM me.
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And if you have any questions, just message me on MySpace.
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Yesterday, my DIL messaged me on Facebook to wish me a happy birthday.
Blog text (5) -
You messaged me?
Synonyms
Make a letter, package, or email go to another person
Send a letter or message to someone
To send a message over long wires using electric signals
To send a message by telegraph
To send a short written message to someone's phone
Send someone a private message on a website or app
Idioms
To start and finish a task without needing instructions or help
Phrasal Verbs
- Informal
To make people understand an idea or feeling without saying it directly
Compounds
A short voice recording someone leaves on a phone when the person cannot answer
- Texting
A message that someone sends by computer to another person over the internet
- Literature
A note put in a bottle and thrown into the sea to be found later
How Immediate
- Texting
- Texting
Surface Forms
Etymology
Message comes from the Latin word mittere meaning 'to send', and you can see the same root in familiar words like mission and transmit, so to message someone today simply means to 'send' them a short note, often by phone or the internet.