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bulletin

1 of 2noun
/ˈbʊlɪtən/
Forms:bulletins
1

a brief news program that is broadcast on the radio or television

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A bulletin is a short broadcast or announcement that provides quick, important information or updates, often related to breaking news or urgent events. It is typically brief and focuses on delivering the most crucial details in a clear and direct manner. Bulletins are often aired during news programs or as standalone broadcasts to inform the audience about immediate developments, such as weather warnings, accidents, or significant political changes. They are designed to keep people informed without going into lengthy discussions or details.

  • The radio station interrupted its regular programming to deliver a breaking news bulletin.
  • The school sends out a weekly bulletin to keep parents informed about upcoming events.
  • The police issued a bulletin describing the suspect they were searching for.
  • The hospital posted a bulletin in the lobby with information about visiting hours.
  • The company's CEO addressed employees in a bulletin regarding the upcoming changes to the organization.