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Meanings of gazette in English

Spanish
gaceta
Catalan
diari

Official journal, a newspaper of record, or simply a newspaper.

gaceta

A publication (usually published daily or weekly and printed on cheap, low-quality paper) that contains news and other articles.

Bulletin.

Usage of gazette in English
1
Cade's decision was published on Monday's edition of the government's official gazette.
Reuters
2
It is a gadget gazette that is, so far, mostly a tease.
Wired
3
He was not mentioned in the gazette, because there was no gazette.
The Burial of the Guns
4
Taking a railroad gazette out of a drawer, she looked up trains.
The Title Market
5
Every week I grab a coffee and read my gazette about dust.
Wired
6
A government gazette said fresh elections have to be held by 16 November.
Radio NZ
7
The deal was announced by the official government gazette on Tuesday.
Reuters
8
This is the second major gazette published over the festive season.
The South African
9
The permit is included as Annexure C in government gazette No.
The South African
10
I saw your name in the gazette, a short time since.
Through Three Campaigns: A Story of Chitral, Tirah and Ashanti
11
For the sake of appearances I'll gazette you Seconded to the Khyber Rifles.
King--of the Khyber Rifles: A Romance of Adventure
12
But there was sorrow throughout Argyll long before the gazette appeared.
The Book of Dreams and Ghosts
13
I have not even for this month heard my Lady Townshend's extempore gazette.
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 3
14
Last week the government announced new prices for fuel oil in the official gazette.
Reuters
15
The law on purchasing tobacco will be added to the gazette in due course.
The South African
16
The rules only need to be published in India's official gazette to become law.
Reuters
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Translations for gazette
Spanish
gaceta
Gazette through the time
Gazette across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common