leaflet Definition
leaf·let (lēf′lit)
noun
- one of the divisions of a compound leaf
- a small or young leaf
- a separate sheet of printed matter, often folded but not stitched
transitive verb, intransitive verb -·leted or -·let·ted, -·let·ing or -·let·ting
to distribute leaflets to (people in public places)
leaflet Related Forms
leaf′·let·eer′ (lēf′lə tir′) noun or leaf′·leter
leaflet Synonyms
leaflet Usage Examples
Converse of object
- distribute: The day's activism lasted for a couple of hours with over 500 leaflets distributed.
- entitle: In addition, The European Commission published on 7 March 2006, a leaflet entitled EU Environment Related Indicators 2006.
- produce: Once the research was complete, the schools produced 5000 trail leaflets, which were tested by the Camden older peoples group.
- enclose: Please see the enclosed leaflet for more information about the Partnership.
- download: Please click on the link below to download the leaflet which is available in the PDF format.
- publish: A good place to start is the the information leaflet published by the Office for the Deputy Prime Minister.
Adjective modifier
- explanatory: A blood group card with explanatory leaflet is issued to all RhD negative women.
- promotional: To find out more please click here to view their latest promotional leaflet.
- A5: Keep it simple, and make sure that it looks ok when reduced for A5 leaflets.
- downloadable: Resources Here you can find links to other useful websites and downloadable information leaflets for you and for young people.
- A4: Nature News issue 5 ( 2003 ) JNCC A free A4 leaflet.
- advisory: A section about honeybee diseases includes information about diagnosing and several downloadable advisory leaflets.
Modifies a noun
- hc11: For more information, please read the leaflet HC11 - Are you entitled to health costs?
- drop: A leaflet drop of comment forms will take place around Harwood Paddock once these forms have been received.
- rack: They also help coordinate an information project which puts leaflet racks in a variety of accessible places where people ordinarily go.
Noun used with modifier
- publicity: A copy of the Central Council publicity leaflet will be included in the publicity pack sent out to parishes by The Children's Society.
- information: We have produced an information leaflet for patients visiting the hospital which you can download.
- timetable: Stagecoach are in the process of producing a new timetable leaflet which looks very nice.
- guidance: The Boro Council has also produced a range of general guidance leaflets on specific subject matters.
- instruction: The instruction leaflet offers various methods for getting out of tight spots.
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