Communique
/kəˈmjuːnɪkeɪ/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A written communication, especially one of an official nature.
The communique between the two organizations outlined their collaborative efforts.
An announcement or communication featuring important news.
The communique from the company assured stakeholders of continued growth.
An official announcement or statement, especially one issued to the press or public.
The government issued a communique detailing the new policies on climate change.
A message or report that communicates information.
After the conference, a communique was released summarizing the key points discussed.
A formal statement or report, often relating to diplomatic or military matters.
The summit concluded with a joint communique from all participating nations.
Etymology
From French, originally from Latin 'communicare', meaning 'to communicate'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
press communique
An official statement issued to the media.
joint communique
A statement issued together by two or more parties.
military communique
An official report or announcement related to military operations.
Related Words
communication
The act of conveying information.
communiquee
A person or body that communicates or issues a communique.
announce
To make a public declaration.
Slang Meanings
A casual update or informal announcement.
Hey, I sent you a quick communique about the party.