Marketing And Advertising Vocabulary

noun a state of being awake or being excited or being sexually stimulated

adjective arousing or stimulating

• The researcher studied the relationship between cognitive arousal and decision-making.
• She felt a sudden arousal of excitement when she saw her favorite band perform live.
• His jokes always cause an arousal of laughter in the crowd.
• The painting evoked a sense of emotional arousal in the viewers.

noun the front of a building, especially an imposing or decorative one

• The facia of the building was intricately designed with ornate carvings.
• I accidentally scratched the facia of my car while parking in a tight spot.
• That facia on the new phone is so sleek and modern.
• The facia of her personality was warm and welcoming.

• The academic publication was well-received by experts in the field.
• Did you see that new publication about climate change?
• I heard that new publication is lit!
• Her life story was like a publication of ups and downs.

noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun

• The company's informational dominance in the market allowed them to make strategic decisions with confidence.
• She always has informational dominance in our group chats, knowing all the latest news and gossip.
• He's always flexing his informational dominance on social media, acting like he knows everything.
• In the world of chess, achieving informational dominance over your opponent's moves is key to winning the game.

noun a small digital image or icon used to express an idea, emotion, etc., in electronic communication

adjective related to or consisting of emojis

• The use of emoji in business emails is becoming more common as a way to convey tone and emotions.
• I love using emoji in text messages to add a bit of fun and personality.
• That emoji you sent had me cracking up! 😂
• His smile was like a bright emoji lighting up the room.

noun the quality or state of being attentive or aware

adjective relating to or characterized by attentiveness or awareness

• His advertency to detail is what sets him apart as a meticulous researcher.
• She lacks advertency when it comes to following instructions.
• I have zero advertency for math, it's just not my thing.
• His advertency to the changing market trends helped him stay ahead in the business world.