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gazettes

Pronunciation: [ɡəˈzɛts]

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Learn how to use gazettes in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “publication”

(noun) gazettes are official newspapers or journals that publish legal and government notices. They are often used by the government to inform the public about important decisions, laws, or other official matters.

Example

The local government published the new regulations in the gazette for everyone to read.

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The main news articles do not appear in the gazette; they focus only on official announcements.

Example

Have you seen the latest gazette that lists the new laws?

Context: “news”

(noun) gazettes can also refer to periodic publications containing news, often specific to a certain area or interest. These can be similar to magazines but are usually more focused on specific topics.

Example

The science gazette featured articles about the latest discoveries in technology.

Example

I didn’t find any interesting stories in that gazette; it seemed outdated.

Example

Which topics does the latest gazette cover?

How to pronounce gazettes

Pronunciation: [ɡəˈzɛts]

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