Newsman

Pronunciation: /nuz.mən/

Definitions of newsman

noun a person who presents or reports news, especially regularly on television or radio

Example Sentences

A1 The newsman reported on the weather forecast.

A2 The newsman interviewed the local mayor about the new infrastructure project.

B1 The newsman presented the breaking news story live from the scene of the accident.

B2 The newsman received an award for his investigative journalism on corruption in the government.

C1 The newsman's in-depth analysis of the economic crisis was highly praised by experts.

C2 The newsman's exclusive interview with the president revealed new insights into foreign policy decisions.

Examples of newsman in a Sentence

formal The newsman reported on the latest developments in the political scandal.

informal The newsman on TV said there's a big storm coming our way.

slang The newsman spilled the tea on the celebrity gossip.

figurative The newsman's words were a beacon of truth in a sea of misinformation.

Grammatical Forms of newsman

• past tense: reported
• plural: newsmen
• comparative: more newsworthy
• superlative: most newsworthy
• present tense: reports
• future tense: will report
• perfect tense: has reported
• continuous tense: is reporting
• singular: newsman
• positive degree: new
• infinitive: to report
• gerund: reporting
• participle: reporting

Origin and Evolution of newsman

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'newsman' originated as a combination of 'news' and 'man', referring to a person who reports or presents news.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'newsman' has evolved to become gender-neutral, with 'news reporter' or 'journalist' being more commonly used in modern language.