Definition
Definition of clickbait - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The clickbait headline promised shocking news but delivered nothing new.
2.
- The article was just clickbait to get more views.
Origin of clickbait
English, click (press) + bait (lure)
Terms with clickbait included in their meaning
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advertising
type of online advertisement with clickbait content
Examples of clickbait in a sentence
Clickbait often misleads readers with exaggerated claims. The headline was pure clickbait, misleading readers. Clickbait often sacrifices content quality for attention.
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- French:putaclic, clickbait, ...
- German:Clickbait-Überschrift, Clickbait, ...
- Italian:esca da clic, clickbait, ...
- Spanish:cebo de clics, contenido llamativo, ...
- Portuguese:isca de clique, clickbait, ...
- Chinese:吸引眼球的标题, 标题党, ...
- Japanese:クリックベイト見出し, クリックベイト, ...
- Arabic:طُعْم النَّقْر, مُحْتَوى جاذِب لِلنَّقْر, ...
- Hebrew:כּוֹתֶרֶת פִּתְיוֹן, קְלִיקְבֵּייט, ...
- Russian:кликбейт, завлекалочка, ...
- Ukrainian:клікбейт, приманка для кліків, ...
- Hindi:सनसनीखेज शीर्षक, क्लिकबेट, ...
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