Learn & Improve Your English

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.
	Next Resource: Difference between 'Oar' and 'Ore' Previous Resource: Difference between 'Negligent' and 'Neglectful' Return to Index Post New English Language Resource

Submit Guest Articles    About Us    Contact Us    Copyright    Privacy Policy    Terms Of Use    Advertise   

SpiderWorks Technologies Pvt Ltd, Kochi - India. © All Rights Reserved.