notifications

nounannouncement

Synonyms for notifications

noun announcement

Antonyms for notifications

quiet

Word Origin & History

late 14c., from Old French notificacion (13c.) and directly from Medieval Latin notificationem (nominative notificatio), noun of action from past participle stem of Latin notificare "to make known, notify" (see notify).

Example Sentences for notifications

To whom are these notifications and determinations of his pleasure directed?

Mostly they were notifications of arrivals and departures in various cities, and they seemed to concern various business ventures.

Notifications of omission will be welcome and duly acknowledged with gratitude.

In any case the notifications were issued under the incognito title of Comte de Marnes.

They, like the postal, should be used only for brief messages of no special importance, or for notifications.

The notifications they had attached to their doors on leaving had not entirely answered their expectations.

Many other notifications were served on him through the agency of Fray Antonio Espexo25 of the same order.

Notifications of meetings were called "warnings," and members were warned in whatever way the secretary desired.