newswomen (Meaning)
newswomen
a woman who is a reporter
Synonyms & Antonyms of newswomen
newswomen Sentence Examples
- The intrepid newswomen uncovered a web of corruption that shocked the city.
- A team of skilled newswomen documented the devastating impact of the earthquake.
- The newswomen grilled the candidates on their policies during a spirited debate.
- The young newswomen broke into the male-dominated field with determination and perseverance.
- An award-winning newswomen was honored for her groundbreaking investigative reporting.
- The newswomen witnessed the horrors of war firsthand, reporting on the plight of refugees.
- The newswomen's sharp questions held politicians accountable for their actions.
- The newswomen provided a platform for the voiceless, giving them a voice in the news.
- The newswomen's work shed light on important issues and sparked public discussion.
- The bold and fearless newswomen changed the face of journalism forever.
FAQs About the word newswomen
a woman who is a reporter
anchormen, correspondents, newscasters, newshounds, journalists, announcers, newspeople, newsmen, reporters, newspaperwomen
No antonyms found.
The intrepid newswomen uncovered a web of corruption that shocked the city.
A team of skilled newswomen documented the devastating impact of the earthquake.
The newswomen grilled the candidates on their policies during a spirited debate.
The young newswomen broke into the male-dominated field with determination and perseverance.
