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Gazette
Grammatical Information
animacy status
inanimate
Composition
Simple
countable
plural form
gazettes
What is a "gazette"?
A gazette is an official publication that provides information on government activities, laws, notices, and other formal announcements. It is often used to make public decisions, legal changes, or administrative notices that need to be officially recorded. Gazettes can cover a wide range of topics, from government regulations and public appointments to local news and events. While the term is most commonly associated with government publications, it can also be used for specific publications related to certain industries, professions, or organizations.
Examples
The local gazette publishes articles on community events, local news, and editorials.
to gazette
01
to make official public notice by publishing in a government or official journal
Grammatical Information
Composition
derived
action verb
regular
present tense
gazette
3rd person singular
gazettes
present participle
gazetting
past simple
gazetted
past participle
gazetted
Examples
The new law was gazetted last week.



























