Definition
Definition of editorialized - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
opinionatedexpressing opinions rather than just facts
- The article was criticized for its editorialized content.
2.
biasedUS altered to reflect the author's viewpointUS
- The editorialized report skewed the facts to fit the narrative.
Origin of editorialized
Latin, editus (published) + -alize (to make)
Examples of editorialized in a sentence
Her editorialized remarks sparked controversy. The editorialized article misrepresented the actual events. His editorialized comments were not well received by the audience.
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- French:éditorialisé, ...
- German:meinungsstark, voreingenommen, ...
- Italian:editorializzato, manipolato, ...
- Spanish:editorializado, ...
- Portuguese:editorializado, tendencioso, ...
- Chinese:带有评论性的, 带有主观色彩的, ...
- Japanese:意見的な, 偏った, ...
- Arabic:متحيِّز, مُوَجَّه, ...
- Hebrew:דֵּעָתָנִי, מוּטֶה, ...
- Russian:субъективный, редактированный, ...
- Ukrainian:суб'єктивний, упереджений, ...
- Hindi:मतप्रधान, संपादित, ...
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