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editorialized Meaning
editorialized
to express an opinion in the form of an editorial, to introduce opinion into the reporting of facts, to express an opinion (as on a controversial issue)
editorialized Sentence Examples
- The newspaper's editorialized article heavily criticized the government's proposed tax plan.
- The debate moderator refrained from editorializing, allowing all candidates to present their views fairly.
- The news report was objective and impartial, without any editorialized commentary.
- The historian's book was accused of editorializing by presenting a biased interpretation of events.
- The blogger's posts were known for their highly editorialized and opinionated content.
- The court ruled that the newspaper's editorialized coverage had violated the journalist's First Amendment rights.
- The researcher's study was praised for its meticulousness and lack of editorialization.
- The professor cautioned students against editorializing in their research papers, reminding them to stick to the facts.
- The company's advertising campaign was criticized for its thinly veiled editorialized message.
- The politician's speech was met with both praise and criticism for its editorialized tone.
FAQs About the word editorialized
to express an opinion in the form of an editorial, to introduce opinion into the reporting of facts, to express an opinion (as on a controversial issue)
opined, remarked, reflected, noted,commented, commentated, weighed in,said, observed, vocalized
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The newspaper's editorialized article heavily criticized the government's proposed tax plan.
The debate moderator refrained from editorializing, allowing all candidates to present their views fairly.
The news report was objective and impartial, without any editorialized commentary.
The historian's book was accused of editorializing by presenting a biased interpretation of events.
