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Definition of news:

A bearer of news; a courier; a newspaper.
A report of recent occurences; information of something that has lately taken place, or of something before unknown; fresh tindings; recent intelligence.
Something strange or newly happened.

Synonyms:

cable, scoop, give-and-take, tiding, episode, words, parole, happen, news program, development, news show, description, countersign, telling, intelligence operation, word, broadcast, password, specification, intelligence information, radiogram, intelligence activity, intelligence service, discussion, intelligence, copy, intelligence agency, telegram, accomplish, occasion, recital, reveal, tidings, word of honor, become notorious, narration, watchword, expose, event, story, create events, thing, newsworthiness.

information (part of speech: noun)
- cognizance,
- recognition,
- discovery,
- information,
- enlightenment,
- evidence,
- revelation,
- intelligence,
- facts,
- knowledge,
- advice,
- data,
- details
advice (part of speech: noun)
- direction,
- advice,
- guidance,
- pointer,
- monition,
- message,
- caution,
- intelligence,
- prompt,
- briefing,
- advocacy,
- encouragement,
- suggestion,
- cue,
- tip,
- information,
- recommendation,
- warning,
- caveat,
- clue,
- hint,
- instruction
news (part of speech: noun)
- communication,
- announcement,
- gossip,
- epistle,
- message,
- information,
- rumor,
- notice,
- bulletin,
- dispatch,
- release,
- statement,
- account,
- flash,
- report
occurrence (part of speech: noun)
- incident,
- happening,
- occurrence,
- reality,
- situation,
- circumstance
occurrences (part of speech: noun)
- incidents,
- happenings,
- occurrences,
- realities,
- situations,
- circumstances

Usage examples:

Go on with the news.

- "King Arthur's Socks and Other Village Plays", Floyd Dell.
They tell us the news.

- "A Journal of Impressions in Belgium", May Sinclair.
Then the news means nothing to you; nothing good, I mean?"

- "Daisy in the Field", Elizabeth Wetherell.