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Definition of commentariat - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
mediaUK all pundits and commentators in news mediaUK
- The commentariat quickly reacted to the election results.
2.
current affairsUS journalists and broadcasters analyzing current affairsUS
- The commentariat discussed the implications of the new policy.
Origin of commentariat
English, comment (remark) + -ariat (group)
Examples of commentariat in a sentence
Members of the commentariat often influence public opinion. The commentariat was quick to react to the election results. Critics among the commentariat voiced their concerns loudly.
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- French:commentariat, ...
- German:Kommentatoren, ...
- Italian:commentatori, commentariato, ...
- Spanish:comentaristas, comentarista, ...
- Portuguese:comentariado, ...
- Chinese:评论界, 评论员, ...
- Japanese:コメンテーター, コメンタリアート, ...
- Arabic:نُخبة المُعَلِّقين, النخبة الإعلامية, ...
- Hebrew:פַּרְשָׁנֵי הַתִּקְשֹׁרֶת, קְהִלַּת הַפַּרְשָׁנִים, ...
- Russian:комментариат, комментаторы, ...
- Ukrainian:коментаторський корпус, коментаторіат, ...
- Hindi:टिप्पणीकार, विश्लेषक, ...
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