Advert

Definition

An advert, short for advertisement, is a message or visual representation that promotes or sells a product, service, or idea.

Parts of Speech

Noun

Pronunciation

/ˈædvɜrt/

Etymology

The word "advert" is derived from the Latin word "advertere," which means "to turn toward" or "to direct attention to." It is shortened from the word "advertisement."

Derivatives

• Advertiser
• Advertising
• Advertorial
• Advertise
• Advertised

Synonyms

• Advertisement
• Commercial
• Promotion

Antonyms

None

Example Sentence

The company launched a new advert to promote their latest product.

Detailed Definition

• Noun: An advert, or advertisement, is a public announcement or message in various media forms (such as print, television, radio, or online) intended to attract public attention or promote the sale of a product, service, or idea. Adverts are typically paid for by the sponsor and displayed to potential customers, often through creative visuals, catchy slogans, or enticing offers.
• Verb (less common usage, chiefly British): To advert (or advert to) means to refer to or mention something, often in a brief or indirect way.

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