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briefing
[ bree-fing ]
noun
- Military. a short, factual oral summary of the details of a current or projected military operation given to the participants or observers.
- any set of concise instructions or a summary of events.
briefing
/ ˈbriːfɪŋ /
noun
- a meeting at which detailed information or instructions are given, as for military operations, etc
- the facts presented during such a meeting
Example Sentences
Specifically, what briefing did the flight crew receive before they went to the airplane?
Schiff told The Daily Beast that he was given a classified briefing about the Sony attack from the intelligence community Friday.
Their speech was met “very warmly, with applause,” according to bishops briefing the press afterwards.
It borrows its title from a statement former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld made at a press briefing in 2012.
They spoke anonymously as a condition of giving the briefing.
In the silence of the briefing room, it seemed to be ticking much too loudly.
Sometime during the discussion, she made coffee, and first Randolph, then the Kid came in for briefing.
Because of your little expedition, we have to tell you more now than we tell any of our men before the final briefing.
Either someone slipped up in his briefing, or the Reds are overconfident and don't care about the rules.
Peter Wayne made use of his extra few inches of height to glance around the briefing room.
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