messaging
ˈmɛsɪdʒɪŋ
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Definition of messaging - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
electronic communicationsending written messages via electronic devices
  • Messaging has revolutionized how we communicate daily.
chatting communicating texting
2.
strategic communicationstrategic delivery of information or themes
  • The campaign's messaging focused on economic growth.
3.
content interpretationUSthe underlying political or ideological content of a communicationUS
  • The messaging of the campaign focused on economic reform.
narrative spin

Adjective

technologyrelated to sending messages electronically
  • The app has a new messaging feature.
communicative transmitting
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Expressions with messaging

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inconsistent messages causing misunderstanding
Mixed messaging from the team led to project delays.
sending and receiving written messages using mobile phones
Text messaging is popular among teenagers.
system for sending and receiving digital messages
The company upgraded its electronic messaging system to improve efficiency.
apps for sending messages on mobile
Many people use mobile instant messaging for daily communication.
sending images to others using a phone or computer
Picture messaging lets you send photos to your friends.
method of exchanging messages in a specific way
The team adopted a new messaging pattern for their project updates.

Origin of messaging

Latin, missus (a sending)

Terms with messaging included in their meaning

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online messaging
digital notes sent using the internet
public messaging
channels for publishing or broadcasting news and entertainment to large audiences
text messaging
symbol showing a face with a frown
LOLacr.
text messaging
used online to say something seems very funny
technology
instant messaging program on computers
target group
audience targeted by publicity or messaging campaigns
messaging
passed to others, made known or shared
contact directly
contact someone directly through messaging

Examples of messaging in a sentence

  • The app's messaging feature is user-friendly.
  • Their messaging was inconsistent across platforms.
  • Effective messaging can sway public opinion.
  • The messaging in the speech was clear and concise.
  • Their messaging often includes themes of unity and progress.
  • The messaging app is very popular among teens.

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  1. French:messagerie, de messagerie, ...
  2. German:Messaging, Mitteilungs, ...
  3. Italian:messaggistica, di messaggistica, ...
  4. Spanish:mensajería, de mensajería, ...
  5. Portuguese:envio de mensagens, de envio de mensagens, ...
  6. Chinese:信息传递, 消息的, ...
  7. Japanese:メッセージング, 情報伝達, ...
  8. Arabic:مُرَاسَلَة, خاص بالرسائل, ...
  9. Hebrew:הִתְכַּתְּבוּת, מְסָרִים, ...
  10. Russian:обмен сообщениями, сообщительный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:обмін повідомленнями, месенджерний, ...
  12. Hindi:मैसेजिंग, संदेश-संबंधी, ...
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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