Official paper: meaning, definitions and examples

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official paper

 

[ əˈfɪʃ(ə)l ˈpeɪpər ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

document

A document that is authoritative, formal, or legally binding, often used for record-keeping or communication purposes. Official papers can include certificates, licenses, contracts, or government-issued documents.

Synonyms

certificate, document, license, record

Examples of usage

  • The official paper confirming your eligibility for the job will be sent to you shortly.
  • She presented her official papers at the border to prove her citizenship.
  • Please make sure to keep all official papers in a safe place.
Context #2 | Noun

newspaper

A newspaper or publication that is recognized as a reputable source of news and information. Official papers often provide updates on current events, local news, and editorial content.

Synonyms

journal, newspaper, periodical, publication

Examples of usage

  • I read the official paper every morning to stay informed about the latest news.
  • The official paper published an article about the upcoming election.
  • Many people rely on the official paper for accurate reporting.

Translations

Translations of the word "official paper" in other languages:

🇵🇹 documento oficial

🇮🇳 आधिकारिक दस्तावेज़

🇩🇪 offizielles Dokument

🇮🇩 dokumen resmi

🇺🇦 офіційний документ

🇵🇱 oficjalny dokument

🇯🇵 公式文書

🇫🇷 document officiel

🇪🇸 documento oficial

🇹🇷 resmi belge

🇰🇷 공식 문서

🇸🇦 وثيقة رسمية

🇨🇿 oficiální dokument

🇸🇰 oficiálny dokument

🇨🇳 官方文件

🇸🇮 uradni dokument

🇮🇸 opinber skjal

🇰🇿 ресми құжат

🇬🇪 ოფიციალური დოკუმენტი

🇦🇿 rəsmi sənəd

🇲🇽 documento oficial

Etymology

The term 'official paper' originated in the early 18th century, combining the words 'official' and 'paper' to refer to a document with formal authority. Over time, the term expanded to include newspapers as a reliable source of information. Official papers play a crucial role in communication, record-keeping, and dissemination of news.