editorial
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- noun
- /ˌɛdɪˈtɔːriəl/
- Literature
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editorial
- Each edition features an editorial that reflects the publication's stance on current political issues.
- articles and editorials
- a newspaper editorial
- publish an editorial
The Wall Street Journal, editorial after editorial, change that regime.
- The Wall Street Journal, editorial after editorial, change that regime.
- That's the black hole in their editorial piece, right?
- Jeff Bezos race to spike the Washington Post editorial endorsing Kamala Harris.
- Then we, you know, wrote a very traditional editorial.
- Which makes me believe that it's possible the authors of the editorial have an overt bias or an agenda.
- And finally they admitted that we weren't anti Russia enough in our editorials.
- One reason I wrote this book was by going through all the old editorials over the whole span of the show.
- Well, since Steve was once a member of the Wall Street Journal's editorial board, he might agree with a scorching Journal editorial that appeared last month.
- There is one of the editorials I worked in there.
- OK, just so you know, I have complete editorials, so I'm keeping this in.
- Your, you know, edit editorials about this team.
- The same is true of magazines, you know, editorial, like people who pull for editorials, OK.
- And and and ended sarcastically his editorial with this.
- Peak wokeness hit with the editorial on Jedi so the Jedi Knights and Star Wars.
Examples
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In fact, earlier this year, two top officials wrote a scathing editorial condemning the show.
Academic text (2011) -
I arrived at the newspaper office, wrote my editorial, and sent it down to the typesetter.
Fiction book (1996) -
I did what the New York Times editorial page said we should do!
Fiction book (1995) -
It's a little editorial he prepared, called A Day for Poetry and Song.
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I wrote about it for the first time in an editorial in Mean Machines magazine.
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Finally, tonight, we have an editorial from our station manager, Fred Rear.
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"We will change the flag now, or we will change it later," the editorial continued.
Academic text (2008) -
Every paper in the territory has run an editorial.
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One morning, Lal called an editorial meeting to make an important announcement.
Academic text (2011) -
China's official newspaper, the People's Daily, published an important editorial calling on the Chinese people to liberate Taiwan.
Academic text (1999)
Antonyms
Compounds
- Literature
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The section of a publisher that checks and prepares writing before publication
How Opinionated
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Editorial comes from editor, a person who 'puts out' or 'produces' texts, so an editorial is something the editor 'puts out', usually an article that gives the paper's opinion.