tabloid
ˈtæblɔɪd
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Noun

1.
newspaper typesmaller format newspaper focusing on sensational news
  • She reads the tabloid daily for celebrity gossip..
paper rag
2.
mediaTECH.newspaper format with half-size pagesTECH.
  • The tabloid format is popular for its compact size.
gazette newspaper

Adjective

1.
mediarelating to a small newspaper with sensational stories
  • The tabloid press often exaggerates celebrity news.
sensationalist yellow press
2.
formatTECH.having pages half the size of a standard newspaperTECH.
  • The tabloid format is popular for its convenience.
compact concise small
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Images of tabloid

  • tabloid: smaller format newspaper focusing on sensational news
    smaller format newspaper focusing on sensational news
  • tabloid: newspaper format with half-size pages
    newspaper format with half-size pages

Expressions with tabloid

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television focusing on sensationalist and entertaining content
Tabloid TV often features celebrity gossip and scandals.
television show with shocking or controversial topics to attract viewers
That tabloid talk show always discusses shocking scandals.

Origin of tabloid

English, tablet (small table) + oid (form)

Terms with tabloid included in their meaning

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print media
newspaper, especially a tabloid
media
tabloid-sized serious newspaper
media
tabloid focusing on gossip and sensational news
media
topless model featured in a tabloid
media
tabloid newspaper
media
convert content into sensational tabloid style
condense
reduce content to fit tabloid format
newspaper
resembling a tabloid newspaper

Examples of tabloid in a sentence

  • He dismissed the tabloid as unreliable.
  • The tabloid was filled with celebrity gossip.
  • She picked up a tabloid at the airport.
  • Tabloid headlines screamed about the scandal.
  • She prefers tabloid magazines for their gossip columns.
  • The magazine switched to a tabloid layout.

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  1. French:tabloïd, à sensation, ...
  2. German:Boulevardzeitung, sensationslüstern, ...
  3. Italian:giornale scandalistico, scandalistico, ...
  4. Spanish:periódico sensacionalista, sensacionalista, ...
  5. Portuguese:tabloide, sensacionalista, ...
  6. Chinese:小报, 小报的, ...
  7. Japanese:タブロイド紙, タブロイドの, ...
  8. Arabic:صَحِيفَة شَعْبِيَّة, إِثَارِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:טַבְלוֹאִיד, טַבְלוֹאִידִי, ...
  10. Russian:таблоид, таблоидный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:таблоїд, таблоїдний, ...
  12. Hindi:टैब्लॉइड, सनसनीखेज, ...

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