journalistically
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- adverb
- /ˌdʒɜrnəˈlɪstɪkli/
- Literature
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periodísticamente
- The editor asked her to address the controversial topic journalistically, ensuring all sides were fairly represented.
- journalistically sound
- journalistically, ethically
But to actually berate them, to give them a hard time or even be particularly journalistically confrontational.
- But to actually berate them, to give them a hard time or even be particularly journalistically confrontational.
- Well, journalistically, I think it was shrewd and strategic for this defining moment in history.
Examples
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That, I think, is journalistically defensible.
Blog text (28) -
"You look for an angle that has news value," he said, "and you ask, can we mark this day in a creative, exciting, and journalistically meaningful way?"
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So we will, in fact, be re litigating that journalistically in the pages of Reason magazine.
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Well, journalistically, I think it was shrewd and strategic for this defining moment in history.
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Obviously I've picked some big ones, OK, But there's others where journalistically we are what we are.
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Miranda is a journalistically trained freelance writer and professional blogger.
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First, people who are in charge of handling the media tend to be both politically and journalistically up-to-date, and undoubtedly they too know the popularity of television compared to the limited audiences of the press.
Academic text (1993) -
In my view, the Times' coverage of Soviet Russia during the 1930s is of historical importance not merely because their reporters' mendacity was politically influential or journalistically unique.
Academic text (1991) -
My trying (successfully, I still think) to fix this article, to make it journalistically accurate and balanced, somewhat ironically ended up putting me in the forefront.
Blog text (9) -
This is a guest post by Miranda Marquit, a journalistically trained freelance writer and professional blogger working from home.
Blog text (3)
Synonyms
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In a factual, neutral way giving only checked facts
How Journalistic
- Literature
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- Literature
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Surface Forms
Morphology
journalistically = journalistic (transparent) = journal + ist + ic + ally
The adverb is a straightforward formation from the adjective 'journalistic' with the productive adverbial suffix '-ally', yielding 'in a journalistic manner'.
Etymology
Journalistically comes from the word journal, whose root means 'day', like diary which is a 'daily' record. A journalist was someone who wrote for daily papers, so to act journalistically is to act like a reporter who checks facts and tells the news clearly.