newsperson

Examples

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• There is always a newsperson willing to play their morsel of sound clip instantly without calling them out for errors and lies before broadcasting it.

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• The newsperson reported live from the scene of the accident, providing updates to viewers.

• Why is he talking to his newsperson?

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• She is not a "newsperson."

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• A lefty newsperson calls his foreign policy mainstream, and you buy into that.

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• The newsperson plays a Democrat spokesperson's comment.

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• I think I may be recalling something from the newsperson the other day that I'd forgotten a part of.

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• As a seasoned newsperson, she knows how to uncover the truth behind the headlines.

Synonyms

R

reporter

vsnewsperson

• Literature

∞ 1.1

A person who finds and tells news on TV, radio, or newspapers

also includes editing and wider newsroom roles beyond presenting

J

journalist

vsnewsperson

• Literature

942 2.3

A person who reports news for a newspaper, magazine, TV, or website

adds investigative and editing duties across different media

C

correspondent

vsnewsperson

• Literature

684 4.4

A reporter who gives news from a place or about a particular subject

is general covering many roles across locations and topics

J

journo

vsnewsperson

• Slang

5 8.4

A person who reports news for newspapers, TV or websites

is the neutral professional term covering the same roles

N

newswriter

vsnewsperson

• Literature

1 3.3

A person who makes news articles for a newspaper or TV

is broader also involving reporting and editing work

Antonyms

A

amateur

175 3.5

Done by someone who is not a professional and shows little skill

How Senior

editor in chief

• Literature

49 4.4

editor

∞ 3.0

newsperson

• Literature

1 2.8

correspondent

• Literature

684 4.4

reporter

• Literature

∞ 1.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology