BULLETIN Meaning and
Definition
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A bulletin is a written or printed notice or announcement that is meant to inform or update a certain group of individuals about specific topics, events, or news. It is typically displayed in public spaces such as notice boards, bulletin boards, or other easily accessible areas to ensure maximum visibility and distribution.
Bulletins are often used by organizations, institutions, or communities to disseminate information to their members, employees, or stakeholders. They serve as a means of communication that aims to keep individuals informed about important matters, upcoming events, policy changes, or any other relevant updates. These notices generally contain concise and precise details to relay information efficiently.
The content of a bulletin can vary widely depending on its purpose and intended audience. It can range from brief text explanations to more detailed reports, depending on the complexity of the subject matter. In addition to text, bulletins may also include visual aids, images, charts, or graphs to enhance understanding.
One of the key characteristics of a bulletin is its timeliness. It is designed to deliver information promptly and accurately, allowing readers to quickly grasp the main points presented. Due to this temporal nature, bulletins are frequently published or updated regularly to reflect the most recent developments or ongoing updates.
Overall, a bulletin serves as a practical means of mass communication, conveying important information to a targeted audience efficiently and effectively.
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An official report or notice; a public announcement.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of BULLETIN
The word "bulletin" has its origins in the French language. It comes from the Old French word "bulletin" or "boulette", which referred to a small seal or official document. This specific usage of "bulletin" emerged in the late 16th century, when it started to indicate a short official report or announcement delivered by authorities. The term further evolved, and by the early 18th century, "bulletin" was widely used to describe various types of written or printed announcements, notices, or updates. Eventually, it was adopted into English, retaining its meaning of a brief report or publication.
Idioms with the word BULLETIN
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bulletin board
The idiom "bulletin board" refers to a designated surface, usually made of cork or a similar material, where notices, announcements, or important information are regularly posted and displayed. It can also metaphorically refer to any platform or medium that serves as a central place for sharing and disseminating various types of information or news.
Similar spelling words for BULLETIN
Conjugate verb Bulletin
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