missive 的 2 个定义
- a written message; letter.
- sent or about to be sent, especially of a letter from an official source.
missive 近义词
written communication
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- The surprising missive touched off days of frantic phone calls and parsing of legalese.
- The missive drew nearly 2,000 responses, most in defense of the sacred cookware, including a small number of nasty responses.
- It’s an oddly-timed missive given that Thanksgiving is only one week away.
- Armstrong’s missive is, of course, a political statement all its own.
- Contrast that information with a missive sent out by County Supervisor Jim Desmond on Monday.
- In his signature style, it was the most un-PC and perhaps the most on point missive to come out of Canadian media.
- This missive could just be read as your standard step-around; an attempt to dismantle a potential PR bomb before it detonates.
- The missive was received back in London by David Barrie, a senior diplomat, who appended his own note.
- The missive was passed to Washington through a Swiss diplomat and rejected without even a response by the Bush team.
- A cringeworthy missive Max sends Andy a few days after their wedding officially ends any honeymoon phase for the reader.
- You may imagine the effect this missive produced upon the proud, high-minded doctor of divinity.
- No such missive had, to his knowledge, ever before found its way into the aristocratic precincts of Crompton Place.
- In this very clumsy way he had at last reached the desk, and presented his missive.
- She arose from the table and handed me a daintily scented missive addressed to Mrs. Shadd, and I faithfully executed her errand.
- It will be supposed that the letter and I passed each other on the way, and that I reached here after the missive was sent.