Synonyms for briefing
ˈbri fɪŋbrief·ing

Princeton's WordNet

1. briefingnoun

   detailed instructions, as for a military operation

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1. • Informing
   • Military

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1. List of paraphrases for "briefing":

   presentation, explanatory, exposed, information, debriefing, information-gathering, statement, meeting, submission, briefings, exposure, exposé, briefed

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1. Rich Azzopardi:

   These are second or third hand interpretations from an employee whose only interaction with the Governor or his top staff was during a live COVID briefing and the fact that this line of questioning was even pursued in this unrelated matter speaks volumes about how this entire situation was politicized and weaponized, this pandemic was unprecedented, there was zero support from the federal government and — as was the case with many other governors — it required a centralized all-hands-on-deck response.

2. Rodney Davis:

   I don't think enough focus is going to be placed upon the failures of the security apparatus pre-January 6 that needs to be investigated, there was nothing in that briefing that would have led me to believe that I would have witnessed what I saw on January 6.

3. John Kirby:

   I hope that in the wake of the images that came out, military leaders there and here in DC are taking a look at the protocols and procedures... of briefing service members before these types of visits... particularly by The President, it's bad enough that Donald Trump doesn't see a problem with signing campaign paraphernalia at a military base, maybe even more so that some of our troops are OK with it.

4. Chris Murphy:

   It was disturbing to see Mark Meadows doing that briefing, having been in close contact with the President, and not wearing a mask. Mark Meadows says Mark Meadows had tested negative, but often, those positive results don't show up for several days, so it just doesn't appear to me that the White House has gotten the message.

5. William McRaven:

   When I heard, after the fact, that it was only at the last minute that the President realized there would be casualties, frankly, I find that hard to believe because the casualty count is almost always part of the military's briefing when it comes to a strike on a target.