Definition Synonyms
Definition of journalistic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
mediaTECH. related to journalism or journalistsTECH.
- She has a journalistic approach to her writing.
2.
styleTECH. having characteristics typical of journalismTECH.
- His journalistic style is clear and concise.
Expressions with journalistic
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exaggeration or alteration of facts in journalism
The reporter's journalistic license led to some inaccuracies in the news report.
Origin of journalistic
French, journal (daily)
Terms with journalistic included in their meaning
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writing
article meeting academic or journalistic standards
critique
refute a journalistic article point by point
journalism
low-quality or unoriginal journalistic work
journalism
journalistic use of shocking subject matter
journalistic manner
in a manner typical of journalists
media
by journalists or in a journalistic context
media
related to taking or showing news photos in a journalistic style
Examples of journalistic in a sentence
His journalistic skills were evident in the report. Her journalistic approach made the report engaging.
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- French:journalistique, ...
- German:journalistisch, ...
- Italian:giornalistico, ...
- Spanish:periodístico, de prensa, ...
- Portuguese:jornalístico, ...
- Chinese:新闻的, 新闻风格的, ...
- Japanese:ジャーナリスティックな, 報道的な, ...
- Arabic:صَحَفي, ...
- Hebrew:עִיתוֹנָאִי, עִיתוֹנָאוּתִי, ...
- Russian:журналистский, публицистический, ...
- Ukrainian:журналістський, репортерський, ...
- Hindi:पत्रकारीय, पत्रकारिता, ...
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