comms

/ kɒmz /

plural noun

1. informal.
   communications

Example Sentences

Navy to protect their comms, the browser’s code was made public in the mid-2000s and TOR became a nonprofit aimed at helping activists in authoritarian regimes bypass the censors.

From Salon

“The heroin market seemed to have been prepared for the first year of the Taliban ban: there was enough heroin in circulation and stocked up to dampen any supply shocks,” explained Andre Gomes, head of comms for the British charity Release, which provides legal advice on drug cases.

From Salon

But when it came to the Indigenous Peoples Day post or the proposed Instagram slides on the war in Gaza, “no apology was given by the comms team … for sending me a draft I found hurtful and offensive,” Korman wrote in Tablet.

From Slate

As both Harris and Walz stressed their commitment to all Americans regardless of how they vote, Kamala Cowboys, country music, and football players on center stage proved that the Harris comms team knows the importance of iconography.

From Salon

“Wow. You people are a bunch of ninnies,” joked Clinton comms director Jennifer Palmieri.

From Los Angeles Times