newsgroup
Pronunciation: [ˈnjuːzˌɡruːp]
Word
Context: “communication”
(noun) a newsgroup is a place online where people can share messages and talk about specific topics. It is like a big bulletin board where everyone can post their ideas and comments.
Example
I joined a newsgroup about gardening, and I learned a lot of new tricks.
Example
She didn't find any interesting discussions in the newsgroup about politics.
Example
Have you ever participated in a newsgroup discussion?
Context: “technology”
(noun) a newsgroup refers to a collection of messages that are shared on the internet, usually organized by topics. It's similar to an email group but is open for anyone to read and write messages.
Example
The newsgroup on video games has thousands of members who share tips and strategies.
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The newsgroup I subscribed to was inactive, and nobody posted anything for months.
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What topics do you think are popular in newsgroups today?
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