reportorial (Meaning)

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reportorial (a.)

Of or pertaining to a reporter or reporters; as, the reportorial staff of a newspaper.

The journalist's reportorial instincts led him to uncover the truth behind the scandal.
The article exhibited a high level of reportorial integrity, relying on verifiable facts and multiple sources.
The reportorial style of writing emphasizes objectivity, accuracy, and clarity.
The investigation involved extensive reportorial work, including interviews with witnesses and examination of documents.
The reportorial team conducted in-depth research to ensure the accuracy of their findings.
The reportorial tone of the piece conveyed a sense of urgency and importance.
The journalist's reportorial skills enabled her to obtain exclusive information from confidential sources.
The reportorial process requires rigorous fact-checking and verification of information.
The investigation relied on a thorough analysis of reportorial evidence to establish the facts.
The journalist's reportorial expertise was evident in the well-written and informative article.

Of or pertaining to a reporter or reporters; as, the reportorial staff of a newspaper.

correspondent,journalist, broadcaster, newsman, newsperson,announcer, commentator, columnist, anchorman, newswoman

No antonyms found.

The journalist's reportorial instincts led him to uncover the truth behind the scandal.

The article exhibited a high level of reportorial integrity, relying on verifiable facts and multiple sources.

The reportorial style of writing emphasizes objectivity, accuracy, and clarity.

The investigation involved extensive reportorial work, including interviews with witnesses and examination of documents.