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newsletter

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noun

Pronunciation

UK

  • /njˈuːzlɛtə/

US

  • /ˈnuzˌlɛtər/

Description

Imagine your favorite bakery sends you an email every month with new seasonal pies, upcoming events, and special offers. That is a newsletter. It is a message that is sent out regularly, usually by email, to share news, updates, or useful information with subscribers. It feels like getting a small bundle of updates right in your inbox.

In the past, these were often printed on paper and handed out or mailed. Now they are mostly digital. Businesses use them to stay in touch with customers, organizations use them to keep members informed, and individuals use them to share ideas, stories, or advice. Think of the kinds of emails you might get from a store, a club, or a writer you follow.

Examples

  1. 1

    School updates

    I read the school newsletter every Friday to see what events are coming up.

  2. 2

    Subscription

    You can subscribe to our newsletter for weekly recipes and cooking tips.

    • Pattern

      subscribe to a newsletter

      ask to receive it regularly

  3. 3

    Customer updates

    The company sends out a monthly newsletter to all its customers.

    • Pattern

      send out a newsletter

      send it to many people

  4. 4

    Signup

    I signed up for the newsletter, but I still haven't received the first issue.

  5. 5

    Email inbox

    I get several newsletters from travel sites, but I only open one or two.

  6. 6

    Unsubscribing

    If you get too many emails, you can unsubscribe from the newsletter at any time.

    • Pattern

      unsubscribe from a newsletter

      stop receiving it

  7. 7

    Local politics

    She writes a newsletter about local politics and has thousands of readers.

Forms and spellings

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Main spelling

  • newsletternoun

Forms

  • newsletterspluralnoun