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Difference between 'News' and 'Tidings'

Author: Raghav Sharma Member Level: Gold Points: 1 (Rs 1)

Tidings also means news, but it has now chiefly a literary use.

Sample Usage

News
1. What's the news,Hari ?
2. They awaited news of the outcome.
3. He is no longer news in the fashion world.

Tidings
1. The glad tidings was received with acclamation by the anxious multitude.

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