Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɜːrnəlɪst/
noun A person who writes for newspapers, magazines, or news websites or prepares news to be broadcast.
A1 The journalist asked simple questions during the interview.
A2 The journalist wrote a brief article about the local event.
B1 The journalist conducted thorough research before publishing the story.
B2 The journalist's investigative reporting uncovered corruption in the government.
C1 The journalist's in-depth analysis of the situation provided valuable insights.
C2 The journalist's Pulitzer Prize-winning work has had a lasting impact on journalism.
adjective There is no applicable adjective for the word 'journalist'.
A1 She is a journalist who writes for a local newspaper.
A2 The journalist asked the mayor some tough questions during the interview.
B1 The journalist's article shed light on the corruption scandal.
B2 The journalist's investigative report exposed the truth behind the company's shady dealings.
C1 The journalist's in-depth analysis of the political situation was highly praised.
C2 The journalist's Pulitzer Prize-winning work has had a significant impact on public opinion.
adverb There is no applicable adverb for the word 'journalist'.
A1 The journalist quickly wrote down the important information.
A2 The journalist carefully interviewed the witness for the news story.
B1 The journalist accurately reported on the latest political developments.
B2 The journalist skillfully crafted a compelling narrative in their article.
C1 The journalist meticulously fact-checked their investigative report before publishing.
C2 The journalist eloquently articulated the complexities of the economic situation in their analysis.
pronoun There is no applicable pronoun for the word 'journalist'.
A1 The journalist asked many questions during the press conference.
A2 The journalist reported on the local event for the newspaper.
B1 The journalist interviewed the politician for an exclusive story.
B2 The journalist's article was published in the prestigious magazine.
C1 The journalist's investigative report uncovered corruption within the government.
C2 The journalist's work has earned them numerous awards and accolades.
preposition There is no applicable preposition for the word 'journalist'.
A1 The journalist interviewed the celebrity.
A2 The journalist wrote an article about the local event.
B1 The journalist traveled to the war zone to report on the conflict.
B2 The journalist conducted in-depth research for their investigative piece.
C1 The journalist's integrity and professionalism set them apart in the field.
C2 The journalist's Pulitzer Prize-winning work has made a significant impact on society.
conjunction There is no applicable conjunction for the word 'journalist'.
A1 The journalist asked me some questions.
A2 The journalist wrote a report on the event.
B1 The journalist interviewed the mayor for the local newspaper.
B2 The journalist investigated the corruption scandal and wrote an exposé.
C1 The journalist's in-depth analysis of the economic situation was published in a prestigious magazine.
C2 The journalist's investigative journalism led to the uncovering of a major political scandal.
interjection There is no applicable interjection for the word 'journalist'.
A1 Journalist! Can you help me with this article?
A2 Excuse me, journalist, do you have a moment to answer some questions?
B1 Journalist, I need your expertise on this topic for my research.
B2 As a journalist, you must always verify your sources before publishing a story.
C1 Journalist, your investigative reporting on this issue has had a significant impact.
C2 Having been a journalist for many years, I have learned the importance of unbiased reporting.
article There is no applicable article for the word 'journalist'.
A1 The journalist wrote an article about the local school's new playground.
A2 The journalist interviewed the mayor for a story about the upcoming election.
B1 The journalist conducted research for their investigative piece on climate change.
B2 The journalist's article on the pandemic's impact on small businesses was published in a national newspaper.
C1 The journalist received a prestigious award for their in-depth reporting on human rights violations.
C2 The journalist's expose on government corruption led to a major investigation and policy changes.
formal The journalist conducted thorough research before publishing the article.
informal The journalist did a lot of digging before writing the story.
slang That journalist really knows how to sniff out a good story.
figurative The journalist is like a detective, uncovering the truth behind every story.
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