Pronunciation: /mɛməˈrændəm/
noun a written message or communication, especially one sent within an organization
A1 I received a memorandum from my boss about the new office policy.
A2 The memorandum outlined the changes to the company's vacation policy.
B1 Employees are required to sign a memorandum acknowledging receipt of the updated safety procedures.
B2 The memorandum circulated among department heads addressed concerns raised during the last meeting.
C1 The CEO issued a memorandum detailing the company's financial projections for the next quarter.
C2 The memorandum from the legal department provided guidance on how to handle potential lawsuits.
adjective relating to or consisting of a memorandum
A1 The memorandum document contained important information.
A2 The memorandum agreement was signed by all parties involved.
B1 The memorandum report outlined the key findings of the investigation.
B2 The memorandum directive was distributed to all employees for compliance.
C1 The memorandum policy was updated to reflect new regulations.
C2 The memorandum proposal was presented to the board for approval.
formal The memorandum outlined the new company policy regarding employee benefits.
informal I received a memorandum about the upcoming office party.
slang Did you see the memo? It's like a super important memorandum.
figurative The old photograph served as a memorandum of happier times.
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