Correct spellings for ENEWSLETTER
- e-newsletter I received the e-newsletter from the company with updates about their latest products.
- newsletter I signed up for the company's newsletter to stay informed about upcoming events and promotions.
For the misspelling "enewsletter", there are two possible correct suggestions. First is "e-newsletter", where a hyphen is inserted to indicate that it stands for electronic newsletter. Second is "email newsletter", which maintains the meaning while avoiding any confusion. Both options are widely accepted and ensure clarity in written correspondence.
