News is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NEWS in dictionary:

VERB:
• to report recent events
• report
NOUN:
• newly received or noteworthy information, especially about recent events
• a broadcast or published report of news
• information not previously known to (someone)
• a person or thing considered interesting enough to be reported in the news
• important or interesting new happenings
• information about recent and important events
• information reported in a newspaper or news magazine
• a program devoted to current events, often using interviews and commentary
• informal information of any kind that is not previously known to someone
• the quality of being sufficiently interesting to be reported in news bulletins
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something that is new
• a report of recent events

Words related to NEWS

izvestia20 new6 newsed10 newses9 newsing11 newsless11 newspeople17 newsperson15 newspersons16 newswriting18 tidings9

How to use NEWS in a sentence

• He received the news of his death with a whirl of emotions.
• He had just received one of those ominous letters, at the little post office in the town we have already mentioned, and, full of the melancholy news it contained, Dr.
• The news spread through the town, and many a kind word was bestowed on the little ones.
• The joy of the courtiers was great, at Versailles, when the news arrived of M.
• In spite of the late hour of our return everyone was soon afoot, and I learned the news at once.
• She would have borne the news better had it come from you.
• This news was to him more terrible than the rejection of his appeal could have been if he had been condemned to death.
• This was glad news to Hugh, who was present when the letter was read, and heard its contents discussed.
• This time it was impossible to say whether the news were good or bad.
• One class is that which is only too ready to impart it, for their own ends and interests, and this news is seldom the kind the papers want.
• The news was several days old and much might have happened since.
• So we fared northwards, through Poitou, where we found evil news enough.
• Not only was she expecting a message from Roxbury, but eagerly anticipating an outburst of joyous news from the two who had, it seemed, very gladly left her behind.
• Honorable Sir, I forbear to write you news, as the time of Mr.
• Long before this letter arrived the news was known at Murray Bay.
• Whitney is well known as the talented editor of the Sunday Morning news.
• The first man that carried the news of the disaster to Paris was Napoleon himself.
• The doctor sent for them, while I went downstairs to make the best I could of the miserable news which it was impossible entirely to conceal.
• Your father and mother should be told the news, and perhaps I can do that better than anybody else.
• This was a condensed summary of news from all parts of the world, giving the preference and the largest space, of course, to American news.
• American newspapers after eight days of suspense! One man stood up and read the news aloud.
• I made bold, sir, to wait on you about it, for I thought you would like to hear the news.
• This looks as if we would have great news from the Sandwich Islands ere long.
• Astor the news of our arrival, and of the reunion of the two expeditions.
• Constantine was at Warsaw when the news arrived of the death of his brother.
• Had the Abbe been in America at the time the news arrived of the disaster of the fleet under Count de Grasse, in the West-Indies, he would have seen his vast mistake.

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