Pulitzer
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- proper noun
- /ˈpʌlɪtsər/
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apellido Pulitzer
- We'd like to take him to meet Mr. Pulitzer.
- Pulitzer Prize
- Pulitzer Publishing
- Pulitzer Center
Inventors like McCormick, Westinghouse and Pullman, innovators in other fields such as Swift, Pulitzer, First Armor, Marshall Field.
- Inventors like McCormick, Westinghouse and Pullman, innovators in other fields such as Swift, Pulitzer, First Armor, Marshall Field.
Examples
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We have urgent messages here for Mr. Pulitzer.
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Mr. Pulitzer picked them out himself.
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Looks like old man Pulitzer never threw anything away.
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Remember, one trick and I go straight to Mr. Pulitzer.
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It's awfully nice of Mr. Pulitzer to let us use his press.
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Mr. Pulitzer is concerned that he has helped these wild boys survive and flourish in our streets.
Fiction book (1992) -
The carriage pulls into the Pulitzer driveway.
Fiction book (1992) -
Jack drops a wad of crumpled dollars in front of Pulitzer.
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Mr. Pulitzer was known for his significant contributions to journalism in America.
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The Pulitzer family has left a lasting impact on the field of publishing.
Compounds
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A famous American award given each year for very good journalism, books or music
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pulitzer as a surname refers to the Pulitzer family, and because Joseph Pulitzer became famous in newspapers and publishing, the name now often stands for people connected with journalism.