messaging
part of speech
phrase (noun, uncountable: messaging; verb message)
meaning for a pupil
1) (euphemism, jargon) the way a politician or company shapes what they say to make people think a certain way; spin or propaganda. tree →
2) (literal) sending text or online messages. tree →
sense in the lessons
Used by political advisers and marketers to describe spin neutrally. In everyday life, it means texting. Register: jargon (sense 1), everyday (sense 2); all regions.
examples
- The party worked on its messaging before the election. tree →
- News: The company's messaging about prices was misleading. tree →
- Chat: messaging my mates on the app tree →
- The campaign's messaging focused on safety. tree →
- Messaging apps let you send photos and voice notes. tree →
note
In politics it can hide propaganda; in daily life, it's just texting. Plain words: spin, or texting.
In the corpora
- "Messaging" means propaganda or spin.
- Blocking stops a person messaging you or seeing you on that app; most apps don't tell them they were blocked.
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «messaging» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.