journalistic
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- adjective
- /ˌdʒɜrnəˈlɪstɪk/
- Literature
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periodístico
- The documentary highlighted the importance of journalistic integrity in reporting the news.
- journalistic account
- journalistic standards
- journalistic style
So that was the extent of her journalistic research.
- So that was the extent of her journalistic research.
- Will there be a journalistic brain drain in DC?
- So it was a journalistic misconduct case, I think.
- I'm so glad that journalistic institutions are doing this because it's so important.
- A friend of mine, Stephen Elliott, he's a filmmaker who did this journalistic piece about film fest fees.
- Like, I don't know, it just seemed maybe a little too journalistic.
- So it's like a, it's like an audio kind of a documentary or journalistic piece that she did and put out.
- And the only people who stick up for them in are in the non fiction world, in the journalistic world, in the podcast world.
- And you think you're, you're honoring your journalistic credo, but you're not, not on that level.
- But political commentary, journalistic writing, outspoken Kurds, radicals, they're always in trouble.
- But when they force it on you and they force it on you and it's poor quality, poor journalistic standards, then you get a rise in everything.
- So with that being said, you know, I would like to demonstrate into like just the whole journalistic perspective.
- What in terms of the Times coming back in terms of Twitter being the editorial board for the prestigious journalistic organizations?
- Some of my work was sort of journalistic, some of it was critical, and some of it is pure creative.
Examples
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And that means that we take a storytelling approach and we bring journalistic values to corporate storytelling.
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You just pick, you pick the one that that suits your journalistic purpose and off you go.
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I want to keep the journalistic level very low.
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So that was the extent of her journalistic research.
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Some really try to be professional in a journalistic sense and tell the story fairly.
Academic text (2012) -
You know, that will destroy my journalistic integrity.
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To understand this argument, let us turn to a journalistic account of the issue of scientific fraud.
Academic text (1991) -
I'm so glad that journalistic institutions are doing this because it's so important.
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Mr. William's journalistic credentials have always shown him to be a man only interested in learning the truth.
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The idea of freedom of the press and journalistic objectivity is strange in a world so obviously based on power relationships.
Synonyms
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Writing or speech that gives facts like a news report
Like short news articles that give clear facts in a simple tone
How Journalistic
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Surface Forms
Morphology
journalistic = journalist (transparent) = journalist + ic
Formed from the familiar noun 'journalist' with the productive adjectival suffix '-ic', so the meaning 'relating to journalists or journalism' is directly inferable.
Etymology
Journalistic comes from journal, a word that originally meant a 'daily' record, so think of a diary. That's why journalistic means 'relating to news and reporters'.