messagery

English

Etymology

From message +‎ -ery.

Noun

messagery (uncountable)

1. Messages collectively.
   • 1978, Wendell MacLeod, Stanley Ryerson, Libbie Park, Bethune: The Montreal Years, page 150:

     […] painter Allan Harrison, creator of superb posters and other visual "messagery" […]

   • 2021, Jordan Ellenberg, Shape: The Hidden Geometry of Absolutely Everything:

     Vigenère was a well-connected man of noble birth, writer of many books, a secretary to ambassadors and kings. As such, and especially during his years in Rome, he was exposed to the latest and most intricate in coded messagery.