newswoman (Meaning)
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newswoman (n)
a female newsperson
Synonyms & Antonyms of newswoman
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newswoman Sentence Examples
- Sarah Jones became a highly respected newswoman after reporting on breaking stories for over a decade.
- The newswoman delivered a powerful speech advocating for the protection of press freedoms.
- Despite facing criticism, the newswoman remained steadfast in her pursuit of truth.
- The young newswoman was ambitious and eager to make a mark in the field.
- The veteran newswoman was known for her incisive interviews and award-winning documentaries.
- The newswoman's dedication to exposing corruption earned her both admiration and threats.
- The newswoman's reporting on the local election sparked controversy and sparked a public debate.
- The esteemed newswoman received numerous accolades for her contributions to journalism.
- The newswoman's piercing gaze and unwavering determination intimidated those in power.
- The newswoman's story inspired aspiring journalists and reminded the public of the importance of a free press.
FAQs About the word newswoman
a female newsperson
newspaperwoman, newsman, correspondent,newscaster, newsperson, newspaperman, reporter, broadcaster, announcer, journalist
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Sarah Jones became a highly respected newswoman after reporting on breaking stories for over a decade.
The newswoman delivered a powerful speech advocating for the protection of press freedoms.
Despite facing criticism, the newswoman remained steadfast in her pursuit of truth.
The young newswoman was ambitious and eager to make a mark in the field.
