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📩message

noun
/ˈmɛsɪdʒ/
mess Messenger

Meaning

A piece of information sent or communicated from one person to another.
A written, spoken, or electronic communication sent from one person to another

Example Sentences

I received a message from my friend yesterday.

I received your message and will reply soon.

Example Expressions

get the message

Synonyms

note, communication, letter, text, notification, correspondence
Entry 1
note, communication, letter, text, notification
Entry 2
communication, note, letter, text, correspondence

Antonyms

silence, quiet, muteness
Entry 1
silence, quiet
Entry 2
silence, quiet, muteness

Collocations

send a message, receive a message, leave a message, important message, text message, voice message, urgent message, clear message
Entry 1
send a message, receive a message, leave a message, important message
Entry 2
text message, voice message, urgent message, clear message

More Example Sentences

Whoever calls, let her leave a message.

I happened to see your message just now.

He was happy about receiving your message.

I chose not to reply to that message again.

Can you help me send this message to a friend?

She was shocked to receive such a rude message.

Can you help me send this message to your uncle?

She was shocked to receive the message suddenly.

They were surprised to receive my message so quickly.

I’m sorry, he’s not here right now. Would you like to leave a message for him?

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