gazette|gazetted|gazettes|gazetting in English

verb

[ga·zette || gə'zet]

publish in an official government journal (British)

Use "gazette|gazetted|gazettes|gazetting" in a sentence

1. Antimartyr cosmopoietic spilehole fone bedewing gazetted

2. The Investment Business Gazettes offer very useful supplementary information.

3. His appointment was gazetted last week.

4. The Sunday Gazette

5. 4 He was gazetted to a new regiment.

6. 15 His appointment was gazetted last week.

7. I'm editor of the Gazette!

8. The enterprise was named in the gazette.

9. ^ “Famous Birthnight Ball Reproduced,” Alexandria Gazette

10. He was actually gazetted to a captaincy in a marching regiment!

11. He was reading The Phoenix Gazette.

12. Download Revised Apar Format for all Group ‘B’ Gazetted Executive Officers

13. • Acceptance of self-attested documents instead of attestation by Gazetted officer.

14. viii) Acceptance of self-attested documents instead of attestation by Gazetted officer.

15. Public record information from official gazettes and the insolvency service also appear on record.

16. He took out a copy of the Berkhamsted Gazette.

17. The Stamford Gazette. Let me find it.

18. Q: How are The GazettE songs made?

19. (ix) Acceptance of self-attested documents instead of attestation by a Gazetted Officer.

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21. ^ “Famous Birthnight Ball Reproduced,” Alexandria Gazette 22 February 1932

22. The London Gazette, oldest surviving journal, is first published.

23. Thanks. Here goes: the Daily News, the Stamford Gazette.

24. An extraordinary government gazette was published announcing the confiscations.

25. About 12.30 lakh non-gazetted Railway employees are likely to benefit from the decision.