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tiding
This term is almost exclusively used in its plural form, tidings, to describe news or reports. Using the singular form is rare in modern English and often sounds archaic or overly poetic. It carries a distinct sense of gravity or significance, frequently associated with momentous events, spiritual messages, or historical accounts.
Because of its strong association with traditional texts and holiday greetings, such as "glad tidings," the word feels formal and nostalgic. It is rarely used in casual, everyday conversation to describe mundane news, where words like information or updates would be more natural.
Meanings
Examples
The messenger brought glad tidings of the king's recovery.
I wonder if there are any tidings from the front lines.
The bells rang out to spread the joyful tidings to the whole village.
What tidings do you bring from the distant shores?
She waited in silence for any tidings of her lost brother.
The letter contained grim tidings regarding the fate of the colony.
He hoped for tidings of peace after years of conflict.
The raven arrived with dark tidings for the castle.