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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Information and messages
advance notice
advance warning
advertisement
aide-mémoire
ammunition
bumper sticker
credential
flier
gory
guideline
handout
info
push notification
radiogram
readout
relabel
subtlety
telemetry
the gory detailsidiom
the real deal

pamphlet | American Dictionary

pamphlet
noun[ C ]
us/ˈpæm·flɪt/
a few sheets of paper folded together to form a thin magazine that contains information or opinions about something:
a voter’s information pamphlet
She wrote the pamphlet, "Grow Your Own Vegetables."

pamphlet | Business English

pamphlet
noun[ C ]
uk /ˈpæmflɪt/us
a book with only a few pages that gives information or an opinion about something:
The glossy pamphlet gives details of what the drug can do, and what its side effects are.
The new government pamphlet is entitled "Corporate Bankruptcy".

Examples of pamphlet

pamphlet
The possibility remains, however, that the pamphlet was not used in performance but served a purely symbolic purpose.
In other retail contexts, such as a jewelry shop, such expert knowledge is often dispensed freely by salespersons or via printed materials such as pamphlets.
It is an effective tool for quick title searches, for the output of a publisher, for book series, for pamphlets, for an elusive author.
In the longer term, however, it arguably placed the credibility of the phenomena reported in newspapers and pamphlets under growing strain.
He wrote prolifically, publishing his ideas in books, pamphlets, magazines and newspapers.
The collection includes 10,000 monographs, over 3500 indexed periodicals and newspapers, approximately 24,000 posters and about 85,000 pamphlets.
Most of his contributions are scattered in occasional pamphlets or in unfinished manuscripts.
Extracts from prospectors' diaries, those of their wives, and a range of contemporary books and pamphlets are used to describe cooking and preparation techniques.
By contrast the occasional pamphlets represent a single performance and hence often specify such matters as instrumentation.
The pamphlet suggests transport solutions after having stopped driving and lists sources of information about alternative means.
Regular newsletters and journals are published, as well as leaflets, pamphlets, books and computer programs.
In the pamphlet she links manners and morals, approving the substitution of manners for morals because this provides formal guidance for conduct.
Anonymously authored pamphlets were hardly the most serious obstacles that the state's informers and their police partners in licensed crime had to overcome.
The pamphlets demonstrate the 'marginalisation' of the plan to transform local government by creating a 'municipal science'.
But, unlike many later diplomats, they did not publish pamphlets or books to publicize their mission further.
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