memo
Americannoun
plural
memosnoun
Other Word Forms
- countermemo noun
Etymology
Origin of memo
By shortening; -o
Example Sentences
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The change in priorities was outlined in a series of memos sent to attorneys early last year.
From Salon
Korean Air employees were first notified about the measures in a memo that has been seen by the BBC.
From BBC
An internal memo issued prior to a corporate meeting attributed some of the problems to “Gen AI-assisted changes in its software,” the FT said.
From Los Angeles Times
ICE said it plans to spend $38.3 billion on a new detention model that includes acquiring warehouses and converting them into detention centers, according to a government memo, effectively creating a new commercial-real-estate asset class.
During his final weeks, Dario—who had become known for his lengthy technical memos—wrote a long memo outlining two types of AI companies: Market companies and public- good companies.
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