comms

/ kɒmz /

plural noun

1. informal,  communications

Example Sentences

We’re so old we remember when this used to be called “getting caught red-handed” and the comms team would have to scramble to explain why they had denied it in the first place.

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Such "robotic comms" have changed the way people view the company and "alienated a lot of loyal customers," Frankie claimed.

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In this case, a comms person at Chicago Public Media, which owns the Sun-Times along with local NPR station WBEZ, told 404Media that they don’t typically vet those products independently because of their source: “We falsely made the assumption there would be an editorial process for this.”

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In the control room, we hear her call out for a comms check with her astronaut partner who's working on another part of the space station.

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"Signal is the gold standard in private comms," said its boss Meredith Whittaker in a post on X after the US national security story became public.

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