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advertisement Definition

ad·ver·tise·ment (ad′vər tīz′mənt; əd vʉr′tiz mənt, -tis-)

noun

  1. the act of advertising
  2. a public notice or announcement, usually paid for, as of things for sale, needs, etc.

advertisement Synonyms

advertisement

n.

  1. A public notice

    proclamation, notification, declaration, broadcast, propaganda sheet, communication, publication, display, bill, placard, poster, billboard, printed public notice; see also announcement 2, 3.

  2. Anything intended to promote a sale

    commercial, announcement, notice, publicity, display, window display, circular, flier, handbill, broadside, billboard, display advertisement, classified advertisement, sample, endorsement, ad*, want ad*, plug*, ballyhoo*, blurb*, pitch*, spot*, trailer*, throwaway*, spread*, color spread*, classified*, promo*, hype*, puffery*.

advertisement Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • continue: Story continues ADVERTISEMENT At 26, Robert is a member of a club he would rather not be enrolled in.
  • carry: We do not normally carry advertisements for home workers.
  • illuminate: Advertisements Separate consent may be needed for the display of certain non-illuminated and most illuminated advertisements.
  • publish: LondonJobs will use its reasonable endeavors to publish the Advertisement or provide the Services on the agreed date.
  • display: Consent is required to display all outdoor advertisements except in special cases.

Preposition: in

newspaper: In the meantime the RSPCA has taken out full page advertisements in national newspapers, opposing the cull of any infected badgers.

Adjective modifier

  • full-page: Another component in the run-up to this release has been a campaign to place a full-page advertisement in the New York Times.
  • classified: Listings can be obtained in classified advertisements or by enlisting the services of a housing agent.
  • ': Story continues below â advertisement You want to watch both of these guys.
  • misleading: This followed the withdrawal of three allegedly misleading drug advertisements within a year.
  • pop-up: Be aware tho of large number of pop-up advertisements.
  • discriminatory: Discriminatory advertisements are unlawful but only the Equal Opportunities Commission can take action against advertisers.

Modifies a noun

  • hoarding: Mr Armstrong: On advertisement hoardings, everyone advertises from his point of view.
  • consent: Should they persist in doing so without express advertisement consent the council has the power to seek an injunction.

Noun used with modifier

  • banner: Our website may provide links and banner advertisements to third party sites.
  • lineage: An estimated 10 % of lineage advertisements in the classified ' motors for sale ' section are traders.
  • newspaper: Logic approach for better newspaper advertisements start looking for want to bitch.
  • television: They might even appear on a television advertisement or program, or even in songs.
  • job: View the whole job advertisement Apply directly to Arras People today.
  • recruitment: Responses to recruitment advertisements can frequently be very high.