Adverting

Pronunciation: /ədˈvɜrtɪŋ/

Definitions of adverting

verb to mention or refer to something in a casual or indirect manner

Example Sentences

A1 She is adverting to the new rules in the meeting.

A2 The advertisement is adverting to the benefits of the product.

B1 The company is adverting its new campaign on social media.

B2 The politician is adverting to his achievements during the debate.

C1 The marketing team is adverting the new product launch through various channels.

C2 The author is adverting to historical events in his latest novel.

Examples of adverting in a Sentence

formal The company's marketing team is currently adverting the new product through various channels.

informal I heard they're adverting the big sale on social media.

slang Have you seen the adverting for the new movie? It looks awesome!

figurative Her actions were adverting to a deeper issue that needed to be addressed.

Grammatical Forms of adverting

• past tense: adverted
• plural: advertisements
• comparative: more adverting
• superlative: most adverting
• present tense: advert
• future tense: will advert
• perfect tense: have adverted
• continuous tense: is adverting
• singular: adverts
• positive degree: advert
• infinitive: to advert
• gerund: adverting
• participle: adverted

Origin and Evolution of adverting

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'adverting' originated from the Latin word 'advertere', which means to turn attention towards.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'adverting' has evolved to refer to the act of giving attention or consideration to something, especially in a deliberate manner.