pamphlet English

Meaning pamphlet meaning

What does pamphlet mean?

Definitions in simple English

pamphlet Noun

— A pamphlet is a small book of printed information that is usually not bound between hard covers. The protesters passed out pamphlets explaining their cause.

pamphlet

— noun (= tract) a brief treatise on a subject of interest; published in the form of a booklet

— noun (= booklet) a small book usually having a paper cover

Synonyms pamphlet synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as pamphlet?

pamphlet English » English

brochure

leaflet

booklet

tract

paperback

flyer

lampoon

folder

notebook

tractate

text

summation

story book

statement

small document

short essay

satire

printed paper

pocketbook

newspaper

little book

leaflets

journal

handout

handbill

flier

fascicle

declaration

contents

chapbook

book

argument

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How do I use pamphlet in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Tom gave me a pamphlet.

Have you seen this pamphlet?

The pamphlet is free of charge.

This pamphlet is free of charge.

Please look at the pamphlet for the details.

It took slightly more than five minutes for Tom to read the pamphlet.

Tom handed Mary a pamphlet.

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The great Bantion himself was kind enough to refer to my little pamphlet on the subject as his bible.

A pamphlet about Happy Dale?

And you tell me honestly, without anger, does this pamphlet speak the truth?

Where's that. that pamphlet?

You talk like a pamphlet.

A pamphlet on how to grow grapes for wine.

Added to that, just yesterday, Dr. Humbert she wrote a most obscene word with the lipstick, if you please on the health pamphlet.

To quote the pamphlet.

They dread every pamphlet I write. They lose sleep and would like me silenced.

This is the last pamphlet.

When your last pamphlet appears, you'll never escape the police.

But the last pamphlet will appear.

Destroy that pamphlet and His Majesty will offer you the license, 50,000 livres and many other advantages.

Mr Marchand, what did you think of the pamphlet I sent you?

I read your articles and pamphlet on Algeria.

For the effect of my pamphlet on the population of Paris.

And this pamphlet, you say, is being distributed by craftsmen and students throughout Paris?

Maitre Gringoire. Oh, the man that wrote the pamphlet.

We have all read Maitre Gringoire's pamphlet and are here to defend the sanctity of Notre Dame.

That pamphlet is high treason.

I just want to show you this pamphlet.

Right, then bring it here and the pamphlet, too.

Before you operate, could you read a medical pamphlet?

Bring me that new pamphlet on deep rooting. will you?

Don't take notes! It's all in our pamphlet.

I'd say to look again at the pamphlet, there are some words..

That's your orientation pamphlet.

They brought me a whole pamphlet full of color pictures.

A pamphlet on how to get out of a sunken car.

That pamphlet in your hand, Commandant, will prove my point.

Perhaps this pamphlet will be helpful.

Read the pamphlet.

Perhaps this pamphlet will prove helpful.

Homer, would you please stop reading that Ross Perot pamphlet? Oh!

Here's the pamphlet.

Let me see this pamphlet.

Can I see that pamphlet, sir?

Turn to page 11 in the pamphlet and place the steps according to the guide.

News and current affairs

In Unfair Trade, a pamphlet published in 2008 by the Adam Smith Institute, Mark Sidwell argues that FAIRTRADE keeps uncompetitive farmers on the land, holding back diversification and mechanization.