to editorialize

Examples

• All

• We want news that is accurate and useful, and watchdog reporting and editorializing on local government.

  Blog text (32)

• I'm sitting here listening to you editorialize...

  Cousins (1989)

• Now what they can do in the New York Times, what they do do is editorialize in the article.

  Club Random Podcast

• We try not to editorialize the the beginning, but I agree.

• Nature, the British professional journal of science, editorialized about us in 1969.

  Academic text (1992)

• A provision in the Act prohibited any television or radio station receiving these federal funds from editorializing.

  Academic text (1996)

• The Wall Street Journal, for example, editorializes for totally unrestricted immigration.

  Academic text (2002)

• We're also permitting ourselves a rare bit of editorializing about the deplorable tone of this particular campaign.

  Blog text (26)

• In New York, for example, the Herald Tribune editorialized that the wholesale internment of citizens violated the Constitution.

  Academic text (1995)

• Many news outlets choose not to editorialize and instead focus on objective reporting.

Synonyms

O

to opinionize on

vsto editorialize

• Informal

8.0

To express your personal views about a subject

expresses bias when neutrality is expected rather than only sharing views

S

to subjectivize

vsto editorialize

• Formal

9.0

To treat something as a personal opinion rather than a fact

adds personal opinion where neutrality is expected rather than just altering tone

Antonyms

R

report

∞ 1.3

A written or spoken account that gives information about something

How Opinionated

to propagandize

• Literature

5 9.1

to advocate

343 3.7

to editorialize

• Literature

12 8.1

to comment

589 1.7

to note

951 1.6

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology