missive
প্রেরিত
definition
noun
he hastily banged out electronic missives
a letter, especially a long or official one.
translation of 'missive'
noun
প্রেরিত বস্তু,
প্রেরিত পত্রাদি,
পত্রিকা,
লিখিত বার্তা,
সরকারী পত্র
adjective
প্রেরিত
example
yet another 'missive' from the Foreign Office
While we were checking, we got a 'missive' direct from Net Authority Investigations noting the following.
Quite honestly, I had forgotten about the electronic 'missive' , but I searched through my archives to find a copy.
Quickly dubbed ‘the French letter,’ the 'missive' became an object of derision and only heightened contempt for French actions.
As she ended her words to the counsel, she handed over both the 'missive' and the threatening note to a page who delivered it to Captain Allende.
Crikey, your recent twitterings have made me realise that I omitted a word from my last 'missive' , which you were apparently so taken by.
As it is, he constantly whisks electronic 'missives' to staff and customers - his email address is made public - singing praises and responding to problems.
Space, he said, was the reason given when he called the paper to complain - although he remains convinced that his incorrect perspective on world affairs is the real explanation his 'missives' were consigned to the rubbish bin.
Unlike the first letter way back in November, these later 'missives' brought a response.
These 'missives' all went directly to McCrann's personal email.
Soon after his installation in Chicago, George was dubbed ‘Francis the Corrector’ for 'missives' he sent to pastors on various liturgical issues.
Firstly, you wouldn't think a member of this group could misspell ‘Christian,’ but sure enough, one of the 'missives' had the word as ‘Christain’ three times.
I noted that all such 'missives' contained the same message - don't draw attention to Red Sea diving or you'll get it a bad name.
However, while this forum is almost certainly the only one in the country prepared to indulge readers' 'missives' on the topic, it is also demonstrably the least (if at all) legitimate target.
He began to go through the drawers, letter slots, pulling out and examining notes and 'missives' .
I haven't been hit with unsolicited electronic 'missives' during the couple of weeks I've been testing the service.
This was in the days before the internet and I, as a young cub reporter, had to send my 'missives' from the front line back to the Telegraph by carrier pigeon.
There were also a surprising number of 'missives' about the value of local credit unions (indeed, adding them together, credit unions were also tied in second place).
Susan Peters, I'm given to understand that some of his 'missives' , his letters, are rather personal.
The Herald's letters page erupted with angry 'missives' from teachers and parents.
As a tactic, this may be appropriate for 'missives' directed at MPs, which was the last campaign sponsored by the group of private-sector organisations.
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