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Definition of memo

memo

/ˈmɛm.oʊ/
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Plural:memos
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Past Simple:memoed
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Past Participle:memoed
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Present Participle:memoing
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memo Lexical Profile

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• noun

1

A short written report or message, typically used for internal communication within an organization.

Example

"The department head circulated a memo detailing the new telecommuting policy."


2

A brief note recording something for future use or reference.

Example

"She made a quick memo on her phone so she wouldn't forget the client's address."

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• verb

1

To send a written reminder or internal business communication to someone.

Example

"The director memoed the executive team with the finalized quarterly objectives."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Late 19th century: an abbreviation of 'memorandum', derived from the Latin 'memorare' meaning 'to bring to mind' or 'call to mind'.

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