# newsletter

/ˈnuzˌɫɛtɝ/ (US) · /njˈuːzlɛtɐ/ (UK) · CEFR C1 · Noun

Source: https://englishreference.com/word/newsletter
Updated: 2026-05-02

## Definition

a regular report sent by email or post to people who belong to a group or share an interest. It usually contains news, updates, or helpful information.

For teachers: a printed or electronic report containing news or information of interest to the members of a particular group. Often distributed via subscription or membership lists.

## Examples

- I subscribe to a weekly newsletter about healthy cooking.
- The school sends out a monthly newsletter to keep parents informed about upcoming events and student achievements.
- Digital marketing strategies often prioritise the growth of a curated newsletter to maintain direct engagement with a target audience without relying on social media algorithms.

## Usage notes

- Often used with the verbs 'subscribe to', 'sign up for', or 'unsubscribe from'.

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