Pronunciation

/article/

Definitions

• Noun:

  • A written or printed piece that introduces or precedes an article, news story, or other work in a newspaper or magazine. Example: “Read the editorial article on climate change.”
  • A brief written piece, often on a website, discussing a particular topic. Example: “The blog post featured a popular article on mindfulness.”
  • A grammatical unit used to indicate the number or gender of a noun or to introduce a clause. Example: “Each student received an individual article.”

• Verb: To publish or introduce (an article or piece of writing). Example: “The editor will soon be article about the new policy.”

• Adjective:

  • Designating one of several types of written content, such as news, opinion, or feature articles. Example: “The magazine publishes a variety of informative and opinion articles.”
  • Relating to grammar, indicating the relationship between a noun and its modifiers. Example: “The article before ‘the’ is usually an article.”

Phrases

• “Write an article” means to compose a written piece.
• “Feature article” refers to a longer, in-depth piece on a specific subject.
• “Opinion article” is a piece expressing the writer’s viewpoint on a topic.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The newspaper’s front page featured two opinion articles and a science report.”
• Verb: “The author submitted their latest article to the literary journal.”
• Adjective: “The article ‘The History of Chocolate’ provides fascinating details.”

Synonyms

• Piece
• Article (informal)
• Feature
• Editorial
• News item
• Piece of writing
• Contribution