Used in a Sentence

advertisement

How to use advertisement in a sentence. Example sentences and definitions for advertisement.

Editorial note

[1] By best and worst, I mean most beneficial to the person/people viewing the advertisement.

Examples7
Definitions1
Parts of speech1

Quick take

a public promotion of some product or service

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of advertisement gathered in one view.

noun

a public promotion of some product or service

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for advertisement.

Example sentences

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[1] By best and worst, I mean most beneficial to the person/people viewing the advertisement.

2

If this isn't a "native advertisement" for scrollkit, nothing is. I can't believe a piece of content marketing has gotten the #1 spot on HN.

3

B-b-but Google made this fancy video advertisement about how I can give my infant daughter a Gmail account and write to her as she grows up!

4

Well, for one thing, I never agreed to be in an ad campaign for Coke. Maybe I don't even like Coke. Maybe MY caption was something like "Ugh, out of Pepsi".For another thing, generally, when you appear in an advertisement for a product, you get paid.

5

While it's nice to see the Economist running an advertisement for Alliant Techsystems in their magazine, the XM25 will actually do very little to win CI wars.

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Opera went free too late, but managed to hold quite a big user-base in certain areas despite Google pouring billions into advertisement and producing chrome-only features.

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The field of possible applications is broad, and may tentatively be split into an entertainment-advertisement dichotomy.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.

How do you use advertisement in a sentence?

[1] By best and worst, I mean most beneficial to the person/people viewing the advertisement.

What does advertisement mean?

a public promotion of some product or service

What part of speech is advertisement?

advertisement is commonly used as noun.