newssheet
- noun
- /ˈnuːsʃiːt/
- UK
- The club distributes a newssheet every month to keep members informed of upcoming events.
Examples
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Employees eagerly awaited the newssheet for updates on company developments.
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He contributed a regular column to the community newssheet focused on local history.
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The local community newssheet is published every month.
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I received a newssheet from my neighbor.
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Employees eagerly awaited the newssheet for updates on company developments.
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He contributed a regular column to the community newssheet focused on local history.
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The club distributes a newssheet every month to keep members informed of upcoming events.
Synonyms
A short email or paper that gives news and updates to a group
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Etymology
Newssheet is a simple combination of news ('information about recent events') and sheet ('a single piece of paper'). A helpful way to remember it is 'news on a sheet' — a printed page, often for a small group, that gives informal or private updates. That's why newssheet means a short printed or single-page publication that shares news with its readers.