letterhead
/'letəhed/
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The company's official letterhead features a blue logo and contact information at the top.
Definition
- Noun:
- A printed heading on stationery: A "letterhead" is the printed section at the top of a sheet of writing paper, typically containing the name, address, logo, and other contact details of an individual or organization.
- The stationery itself: The term can also refer to the entire sheet of paper that bears such a printed heading.
Usage
- The primary use of "letterhead" is for official or formal correspondence to identify the sender and lend credibility and professionalism to the communication.
- It is used as a countable noun (e.g., a letterhead, several letterheads).
Examples
- Noun:
- Please print the contract on the company letterhead.
- The official letterhead included the university's crest and contact information.
- She designed a new letterhead for her freelance business.
Advanced Usage
- "On (one's) letterhead": A common phrase indicating that a document is printed on official stationery.
- The proposal must be submitted on the department's official letterhead.
- Conceptual use: Can refer to the design or branding element itself.
- Updating the corporate letterhead was part of the rebranding effort.
Variants and Related Words
- Letterheaded (adj): Describing paper that has a letterhead.
- letterheaded paper
- Stationery (n): Writing materials, such as paper and envelopes. A letterhead is a feature of certain stationery.
Synonyms
- Heading: The title or caption at the top of a page or document.
- Masthead: While typically for newspapers/magazines, it shares the concept of a title/design at the top.
Notes
- "Letterhead" is a compound noun formed from "letter" + "head." Its meaning is specific to the pre-printed top section of paper.
- It is distinct from the body of the letter or the signature block.
The company's official letterhead features a blue logo and contact information at the top.
Noun
- a sheet of stationery with name and address of the organization printed at the top