What is another word for WhatsApp? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.
Noun — A popular messaging app, launched in 2009 and later bought by Facebook, used for text, voice, and video communication.
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Etymology
A blend of the phrase "what's up" and the word "app," registered as a trademark for the messaging service.
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What does “WhatsApp” mean?
The word “WhatsApp” means a popular messaging app, launched in 2009 and later bought by Facebook, used for text, voice, and video communication. In plain terms, the name of a major messaging app, also used casually as a verb meaning "to message via WhatsApp.".
How do you use “WhatsApp” in a sentence?
Here is “WhatsApp” used in a sentence: “She sent the photos over WhatsApp.”
What part of speech is “WhatsApp”?
Depending on how it is used, “WhatsApp” can be a noun and a verb.
Is “WhatsApp” a common word?
“WhatsApp” is an uncommon word in modern English.
How many meanings does “WhatsApp” have?
“WhatsApp” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: a popular messaging app, launched in 2009 and later bought by Facebook, used for text, voice, and video communication.
What is the difference between WhatsApp and texting?
WhatsApp sends messages over an internet connection using data or Wi-Fi, while traditional texting (SMS) uses a mobile carrier's messaging network. WhatsApp also supports voice and video communication in addition to text.
Can WhatsApp be used as a verb?
Yes, "to WhatsApp someone" is commonly used to mean messaging that person using the WhatsApp app, similar to how people say "to text" or "to email" someone.
Who owns WhatsApp?
WhatsApp was launched in 2009 and was later bought by Facebook, which now operates it as part of its family of communication apps.
