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Definition 1:
A piece of writing about a particular subject that is included in a magazine, newspaper, etc. .
Examples:
A magazine/newspaper article
I just read an interesting article on/about the city’s early history.
He has published numerous articles in scholarly journals.
An encyclopedia article
Definition 2:
A particular kind of object sometimes used figuratively .
Examples:
An article [=piece] of clothing
Domestic/household articles
articles [=pieces] of furniture
For many people it is an article of faith [=something that is believed without being questioned or doubted] that the economy will begin to improve soon.
A lot of people pretend to be cowboys, but he’s the genuine article. [=he’s a real cowboy]
Definition 3:
A separate part of a legal document that deals with a single subject .
Examples:
Article 3 of the U.S. Constitution
The company amended its articles of incorporation.
Definition 4:
A word (such as a, an, or the) that is used with a noun to show whether or not the noun refers to a specific person or thing see also definite article indefinite article.
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