briefing

IPA: brˈifɪŋ

A short and concise summary of a situation.
A presentation of information or instruction; the meeting at which it is presented.

Examples of "briefing" in Sentences

The briefing is expected to begin no earlier than 5 p.m. EDT.
This farce they call a briefing is just another log on the fire.
– - After he got an emergency briefing from a 5th grade science student.
A briefing is being prepared for NASA Administrator Bolden for presentation as early as Monday.
My perception was sealed after a very detailed and convincing briefing from a senior Democratic Party official last week.
Mrs Perry has received a briefing from the Royal Military Police and we remain in contact with her regarding the investigation.
At a subsequent briefing from the military police's special investigation branch, it was established that what Mrs Perry describes as a "catalogue of errors" had been factors in his death.
If the number of federal prisoners sentenced to life without parole for nonhomicide crimes committed before the age of 18 was important, the Court could — and should — have asked for briefing from the SG.