messenger
/ˈmɛsəndʒər/
noun
- A person who carries and delivers messages or packages.
- In ancient times, a messenger would run for miles to deliver news.
- I sent the contract via a messenger to ensure it arrived quickly.
- The messenger arrived on a bicycle with a large envelope.
- A person employed to deliver official documents, telegrams, or parcels.
- The messenger handed the package directly to the receptionist.
- The company hired a messenger to handle all their urgent deliveries.
- He worked as a messenger for a law firm, carrying legal papers across the city.
- A person who brings news or information, often in a formal or important context.
- The king's messenger announced the victory to the crowd.
- No one wants to be the messenger of bad news.
- She was the messenger who told the family about the scholarship award.
- A digital service or application that sends and receives messages (e.g., text, voice, video).
- Our team uses a group messenger to coordinate projects.
- The messenger notification popped up while I was in a meeting.
- I sent you a photo through the messenger app on my phone.