messaged
ˈmɛsɪdʒd
Definition

Definition of messaged - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
text contentcontaining a message or messages
  • The messaged email was sent to all employees.
communicative encoded
2.
sent noticeRarehaving been communicated through a messageRare
  • The messaged instructions were clear and concise.
communicated transmitted
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Origin of messaged

Latin, missus (sent)

Terms with messaged included in their meaning

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textedadj.
messaged
having received a text message

Examples of messaged in a sentence

  • The messaged text was clear and concise.
  • The messaged alert reached everyone on time.
  • The messaged details were easy to follow.

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  1. French:message, envoyé, ...
  2. German:mit Nachrichten, mitgeteilt, ...
  3. Italian:contenente messaggi, comunicato, ...
  4. Spanish:enviado, comunicado a través de un mensaje, ...
  5. Portuguese:com mensagens, comunicado, ...
  6. Chinese:含有信息, 已传达, ...
  7. Japanese:メッセージが含まれた, 伝えられた, ...
  8. Arabic:ذُو رِسَالَة, مُرْسَل, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְכֻלָּל בְּתַּכְלִית הוֹדָעָה, מְשׁוּלָּח בְּהוֹדָעָה, ...
  10. Russian:с сообщениями, переданный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:з повідомленням, надісланий, ...
  12. Hindi:भेजा गया, संदेश के माध्यम से भेजा गया, ...
message
ˈmɛsɪdʒ

Definition of message - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
communicationinformation sent or communicated
  • She received a message from her friend.
communication dispatch note
2.
literatureunderlying idea or theme in a work
  • The message of the movie was quite powerful.
concept idea theme
3.
public noticeofficial communication or announcement
  • The president delivered a message to the nation.
communication dispatch
4.
religionTECH.inspired words from a religious leaderTECH.
  • The pastor shared a message of hope with the congregation.
preaching sermon

Verb

electronic communicationsend information electronically using a phone or computer
  • She will message him after the meeting.
email text
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Expressions with message

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communication that is contradictory or unclear
She received a mixed message about the meeting time.
successfully communicate information to others
She struggled to get a message across to the students.
receive a communication
Did you get the message I sent yesterday?
say something different from the planned or agreed message
The candidate went off message during the interview.
way to send a message without knowing the recipient
Sending an email to the wrong address is like a message in a bottle.
the way information is delivered shapes its meaning
In media studies, medium is the message is a key concept.

Origin of message

Latin, mittere (to send)

Examples of message in a sentence

  • The message was clear and concise.
  • The book's message resonated with many readers.
  • The message of unity was clear throughout the speech.
  • The CEO's message was clear and concise.
  • A message from the governor was broadcasted statewide.
  • The guru's message resonated with the followers deeply.

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  1. French:message, envoyer un message, ...
  2. German:Nachricht, nachrichten senden, ...
  3. Italian:messaggio, messaggiare, ...
  4. Spanish:mensaje, mensajear, ...
  5. Portuguese:recado, mensagear, ...
  6. Chinese:信息, 发信息, ...
  7. Japanese:メッセージ, メッセージを送る, ...
  8. Arabic:رِسَالَة, أَرْسَلَ رِسَالَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:הוֹדָעָה, לִשְׁלֹחַ הוֹדָעָה, ...
  10. Russian:сообщение, написать сообщение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:повідомлення, відправляти повідомлення, ...
  12. Hindi:संदेश, संदेश भेजना, ...
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