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open letter
noun
- a letter, often of protest or criticism, addressed to a specific person, but intended to be brought to public attention.
open letter
noun
- a letter, esp one of protest, addressed to a person but also made public, as through the press
Other yvlog Forms
- p-t adjective
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of open letter1
Example Sentences
Jack Smith was among hundreds of former Justice Department lawyers who signed a February open letter to career federal prosecutors that expressed “alarm” over recent actions by the department’s leadership.
Stunningly, the company is still operating as normal — and still welcoming you to hand over your personal data. “23andMe is still open for business,” it said in an open letter to customers.
Depardieu has consistently denied any wrongdoing and, in an open letter published in French newspaper Le Figaro in 2023, said he had never hurt a woman.
She had helped organise the open letter criticising the Trump administration for attempting to "bully corporate law firms out of engaging in any representation that challenges the administration's aims".
In an open letter, five US politicians from across the political divide have urged the Tribunal to remove what they call the "cloak of secrecy" surrounding the row - which they say has major security implications.
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