Messaged: meaning, definitions and examples
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messaged
[ ˈmɛsɪdʒd ]
sending communication
Messaged is the past tense of 'message,' which refers to the act of sending a written or electronic communication to someone. This can involve a variety of platforms, including text messages, emails, or social media.
Synonyms
communicated, contacted, notified.
Examples of usage
- I messaged her on WhatsApp.
- He messaged the team with updates.
- They messaged me about the meeting.
- I had messaged him earlier this week.
Translations
Translations of the word "messaged" in other languages:
🇵🇹 mensagem
🇮🇳 संदेश
🇩🇪 Nachricht
🇮🇩 pesan
🇺🇦 повідомлення
🇵🇱 wiadomość
🇯🇵 メッセージ
🇫🇷 message
🇪🇸 mensaje
🇹🇷 mesaj
🇰🇷 메시지
🇸🇦 رسالة
🇨🇿 zpráva
🇸🇰 správa
🇨🇳 消息
🇸🇮 sporočilo
🇮🇸 skilaboð
🇰🇿 хабарлама
🇬🇪 მესიჯი
🇦🇿 mesaj
🇲🇽 mensaje
Etymology
The term 'message' originates from the Latin word 'missaticum,' meaning 'that which is sent,' which is derived from 'mittere,' meaning 'to send.' The transition of the word into English occurred in the late 14th century. Initially, it referred to a communication or information conveyed from one person to another, particularly in written form. As technology developed, so did the ways in which messages could be sent—expanding from handwritten notes to telegraphy, telephony, and now to instant messaging through various digital platforms. With the rise of smartphones and social media, the act of messaging has become instant and pervasive, shaping the way people communicate and stay connected.