reportorially
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8.1
- adverb
- /rɪˈpɔːrtɔːriəli/
- Literature
:
de manera periodística
- The news was presented reportorially to maintain objectivity.
Examples
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She wrote the article reportorially.
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He described the events reportorially, avoiding any emotional language or speculation.
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The article was written reportorially, presenting only the verified facts without personal opinions.
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During the interview, she responded reportorially, sticking to the details and remaining neutral.
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The journalist reported the events reportorially, ensuring all facts were accurately presented.
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In her article, she wrote reportorially, focusing on the facts without any bias.
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The documentary was made reportorially, capturing the real-life experiences of the community.
Synonyms
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6.8
In a way like reporters, focusing on facts and being fair
How Accurate
- Literature
1
8.1
1
5.3
- Literature
1
5.5
- Slang
2
8.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
reportorially = reportorial (semi-transparent) = report + orial + ly
The adjective 'reportorial' is formed from 'report' + the less familiar suffix '-orial', and adding '-ly' yields a regular adverbial form; '-orial' may not be immediately recognized by learners.
Etymology
Reportorially starts with report, a word that once meant 'to bring back' news, and adds -orial and -ly to mean 'in the way of a reporter'. So to act reportorially is to give facts clearly and stay neutral, just like a reporter.