editorial
- adjective
- /ˌɛdɪˈtɔːriəl/
- The editorial committee met to discuss changes to the magazine's layout.
- editorial board
- editorial team
- editorial staff
He trusted the editorial staff to Fact Check it.
- He trusted the editorial staff to Fact Check it.
- But the editorial part comes in with, well, he said four things.
- You definitely want a paper trail when you're sending samples out for editorial use.
Examples
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I'll be seeing him at the editorial meeting in Munich in September and I shall be perfectly civil.
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You know, we have editorial meetings.
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But the editorial part comes in with, well, he said four things.
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Our current needs, our particular needs, our needs at this time, our editorial needs, our current editorial needs.
Fiction book (2000) -
The third thing is, as I see my role as CEO of Square, my role, I think of it as an editorial function.
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Now listen, we need to counsel with him for a minute about his editorial approach.
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What makes this journal unique is that young people sit alongside experts on the editorial board.
Academic text (2015) -
We also thank Kelly Brady, editorial assistant, for her work tracking manuscripts.
Academic text (2013) -
The Newspaper Guild is organizing clerical and editorial staff for book publishing.
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Special thanks to Peter Cocks for his editorial advice and, as always, his superb bibliographical help.
Academic text (1999)
Compounds
- Literature
The section of a publisher that checks and prepares writing before publication
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Editorial also comes from editor and edit, and it can mean 'relating to editing' or the work an editor does.