newsletter
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3.1
- noun
- /ˈnuzˌlɛtər/
:
boletín
- So sign up for my newsletter if you want that map.
- publish a newsletter
- send a newsletter
- emails and newsletters
So sign up for my newsletter if you want that map.
- So sign up for my newsletter if you want that map.
- Yeah, whereas when you wrote the babysitter newsletter, it was for fun.
- So it really started off as just a newsletter which found an audience.
- And because it's a monthly newsletter, so it really that's, that's the goal.
- I don't know what the newsletter's called, what's into practice.
- The last one is your e-mail newsletter, your direct mail pieces, right?
- Highly suggest you subscribe to his video newsletter called Macro Watch.
- And I've done this on weekends with my newsletter, which I do on a Monday.
- I swear to goodness this came in this morning from our newsletter audience.
- Yeah, Meanwhile, subscribe to our newsletter, of course.
Examples
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And I've done this on weekends with my newsletter, which I do on a Monday.
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Our school sends out a monthly newsletter to keep parents updated on events and programs.
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So it really started off as just a newsletter which found an audience.
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My first thing I do is I write a group newsletter to my family.
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Our first step was to create a newsletter that went home with report cards.
Academic text (2011) -
Hello, it's Hank Green from the Pay Attention newsletter and also other things.
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We made sure our faculty received a PDF color copy of the newsletter in their email each quarter.
Academic text (2011) -
You get a membership card and their monthly newsletter, The Black and Tan.
Fiction book (1999) -
Highly suggest you subscribe to his video newsletter called Macro Watch.
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I guess that's true, I mean, at least in our newsletter days.
Synonyms
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3.7
A short official statement giving urgent news
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3.8
A printed or online magazine that comes out regularly
A short printed sheet giving news to a group, like a club
A short report that gives news and advice about the stock market
A short message giving the latest updates about a subject or organization
How Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word newsletter is made from news and letter, meaning a written message that shares 'news'. So a newsletter is a regular letter or short bulletin sent to a group of people to give updates and information.