Journalistic Integrity

5 words in this vocabulary list

verb to publicly declare to be wrong or evil; to condemn openly

  • The government officials decided to denounce the recent acts of violence.
  • I heard Sarah denounce her ex-boyfriend in front of everyone.
  • I can't believe she denounce her own sister like that!
  • The artist's latest painting seems to denounce societal norms.

noun lack of interest or concern

verb to cause someone to lose interest or concern

  • Her disinterest in the topic was evident during the meeting.
  • I could tell he had a lot of disinterest in what was being discussed.
  • She was totally disinterested in the whole situation.
  • His disinterest was like a thick fog, enveloping the room and stifling any enthusiasm.

adjective describing something that is not deceptive or misleading

  • The advertisement was undeceptive and accurately portrayed the product's features.
  • I appreciate when companies are undeceptive in their marketing.
  • I can't stand when ads are sneaky - they should be totally undeceptive.
  • His intentions were undeceptive, like a clear glass window revealing everything inside.

verb to obtain something by deception or trickery

  • Accusations of blagging information in order to gain an unfair advantage were taken seriously by the committee.
  • Stop blagging your way through the project and start putting in some real effort.
  • He's always blagging his way into VIP events without even having a ticket.
  • She felt like she was blagging her way through life, never truly earning her successes.

verb to confess or acknowledge something as true or valid

preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence, in this case, 'to' indicates the action of admitting towards something

  • The suspect finally confessed, admitting to the crime in front of the jury.
  • She finally spilled the beans, admitting to eating the last slice of pizza.
  • He came clean, admitting to skipping school to go to the concert.
  • By opening up about his past, he was admitting to his mistakes and seeking forgiveness.