Memo and Word

Memo

Memo noun - A written communication giving information or directions.
Usage example: memos were the standard means of office communication before the arrival of e-mail
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Synonyms for Memo

Word and memo are semantically related. in note topic. In some cases you can use "Word" instead a noun "Memo".

Word

Word noun - A pronounceable series of letters having a distinct meaning especially in a particular field.

Memo and word are semantically related. You can use "Memo" instead a noun "Word".

Nearby Words: wordy, wordless, wording, worded, wordily

Both words in one sentence

  • Word of God says he'd be protagonist material if he ever got the memo about the rebellion's true purpose.
  • Taken to an absurd level in The Brady Bunch episode "And Now, a Word from Our Sponsor"note  in which the family is recruited by "hip" director Skip Farnum to be in a TV commercial—so much so that Robert Reed fired off an angry memo to the showrunners complaining about it.
  • Not Quite Flight Still, they can't manage a vertical or running takeoff, or hover—Word of God specifically stated that they can't hover, but some of the animators never got the memo.
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