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journalists Meaning
journalists
a person who keeps a journal, a person engaged in journalism, a writer who aims at a mass audience, a writer or editor for a news medium, an editor of or writer for a newspaper or magazine or radio and television news
journalists Sentence Examples
- Seasoned journalists investigated the allegations, uncovering a web of corruption.
- The journalists' fearless reporting shed light on the government's secret dealings.
- Ethical journalists maintain objectivity and strive for accuracy in their reporting.
- Investigative journalists uncovered a dangerous scheme that threatened public safety.
- The journalists' relentless pursuit of the truth led to the conviction of a notorious criminal.
- Concerned journalists raised awareness about the environmental crisis, sparking a global movement.
- War correspondents risked their lives to report on the harrowing realities of conflict.
- The words of journalists can inspire hope, provoke change, and hold the powerful to account.
- Courageous journalists face threats and intimidation in pursuit of the truth.
- The esteemed journalists' decades of experience have shaped their discerning perspectives.
FAQs About the word journalists
a person who keeps a journal, a person engaged in journalism, a writer who aims at a mass audience, a writer or editor for a news medium, an editor of or writer
reporters, correspondents,columnists, editors, pressmen, newspeople, broadcasters, newshounds, newsmen, commentators
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Seasoned journalists investigated the allegations, uncovering a web of corruption.
The journalists' fearless reporting shed light on the government's secret dealings.
Ethical journalists maintain objectivity and strive for accuracy in their reporting.
Investigative journalists uncovered a dangerous scheme that threatened public safety.
