Noun:

செய்தித் தாள்களுக்குப் பயன்படுத்தப்படும் ஒரு வகைத் தரம் குறைந்த காகிதம்,

newsprint's Usage Examples:

Is he, too, buying yellowcake from Niger?For an antique box, consider using shredded kraft paper or yellowed newsprint.

This includes newsprint, magazines, envelopes and fax paper.

Anyone who wears glasses or contact lenses but is unable to read standard newsprint is partially sighted.

newsprint used in Europe comes from this one plant.

Magazine paper and newsprint: While these papers are sometimes used for practicing origami folds before attempting the final version of a project, many people find they don't hold creases well.

Post-consumer: Post-consumer paper encompasses all of your office paper trash that ordinarily would have ended upon a landfill, packing and shipping boxes, cardboard, and various newsprint as in newspapers.

The final product is a clean, bright paper which is used to make the newsprint we all read.

In the future, we'll not only know if that is so, but why: Perhaps mental agility is a result of their extensive exposure to a chemical in pencil lead and newsprint that they got by doing all those puzzles.

A: Envelopes cannot be included because they contain glue, which makes the paper unsuitable for reprocessing into new newsprint.

Be sure that your clothing and background provide enough contrast to read well in newsprint.

Lower grade paper, such as newsprint and coupon circulars, are typically recycled into new newspapers.

When I think about paper crafts, for some reason my mind wanders to those big rolls of newsprint that you used to be able to buy all over the place (and still can, it appears, on the Internet, of course).

The British newsprint Manufacturers Association found that recycling of newspapers would create three times as many jobs as incinerating them.

Synonyms:

paper, newspaper,

Antonyms:

uncover,