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A '''message''' is the main [[idea]] which is communicated through written or spoken [[word]]s. The [[speaker]] or [[writer]] tries to prove their message with their words, and persuade others to join their viewpoint. | A '''message''' is the main [[idea]] which is communicated through written or spoken [[word]]s. The [[speaker]] or [[writer]] tries to prove their message with their words, and persuade others to join their viewpoint. | ||
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* [[Email]] | * [[Email]] | ||
* [[Military hand signals]] | * [[Military hand signals]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:56, July 12, 2016
A message is the main idea which is communicated through written or spoken words. The speaker or writer tries to prove their message with their words, and persuade others to join their viewpoint.
See also
- Military hand signals
- Morse Code
- Nonverbal communications
- List of military strategies and concepts