newspeople
- noun
- /ˈnjuːzˌpipəl/
- The scandal made ordinary citizens into newspeople overnight.
Examples
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Many newspeople attended the charity event, drawing attention from the media.
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After the award ceremony, several newspeople were interviewed about their experiences.
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The newspeople gathered outside the courthouse.
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Many newspeople reported on the celebrity's scandal.
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Many newspeople reported the latest developments in the political scandal.
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The famous actor was surrounded by newspeople trying to capture his reaction to the rumors.
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During the press conference, several newspeople asked tough questions about the upcoming film.
Synonyms
A person or event that attracts a lot of media attention
A person who is well known to many people, for example a celebrity or politician
A famous person often from movies, music, or sports
Antonyms
How Newsworthy
- Literature
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Newspeople comes from news and people. Because news is related to new meaning 'recent' or 'just happened', newspeople are people who become the subject of news, that is, those who are 'in the news' and attract public attention.