Bulletining: meaning, definitions and examples
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bulletining
[ bʌlɪtɪnɪŋ ]
making lists
Bulletining refers to the act of organizing information or items into a list format using bullet points. This method is commonly used to enhance clarity and readability in written documents by breaking down complex information into easy-to-digest segments.
Synonyms
enumerating, itemizing, listing.
Examples of usage
- I prefer bulletining my tasks to stay organized.
- The presentation was clearer because of bulletining the main points.
- She spent the morning bulletining the notes for her study session.
Translations
Translations of the word "bulletining" in other languages:
🇵🇹 bulletinagem
🇮🇳 बुलेटिनिंग
🇩🇪 Bulletinierung
🇮🇩 pembuatan buletin
🇺🇦 бюлетенізація
🇵🇱 bulletinowanie
🇯🇵 バレッティング
🇫🇷 bulletinage
🇪🇸 bulletinización
🇹🇷 bültenleme
🇰🇷 게시물 작성
🇸🇦 إصدار النشرات
🇨🇿 bulletinování
🇸🇰 bulletinovanie
🇨🇳 公告制作
🇸🇮 bulletiniranje
🇮🇸 skýrsla
🇰🇿 бюллетень жасау
🇬🇪 ბიულეტინების მომზადება
🇦🇿 bülleten tərtibi
🇲🇽 bulletinización
Etymology
The term 'bulletining' is derived from the noun 'bullet', which itself comes from the French word 'boulette', meaning 'small ball' or 'bullet'. The modern use of 'bullet' to denote a marking point can be traced back to the use of dot or symbol to highlight key items in a list. This practice became more prevalent with the advent of typewriters and later word processing software, allowing users to visually separate items in a list for clarity. Over time, 'bulleting' evolved into a common verb form, 'bulletining', which refers to the act of creating these lists. The formalization of this practice reflects a broader trend in writing towards clearer and more concise communication, making information more accessible.