Media Coverage Terms

noun Cruelty is a noun that refers to the quality or state of being cruel; the disposition to inflict suffering or harm on others.

• The documentary shed light on the widespread cruelty towards animals in factory farms.
• I can't stand people who show cruelty towards others, it's just wrong.
• That guy is a real jerk, always dishing out cruelty to those around him.
• The cruelty of time never stops, constantly reminding us of our mortality.

noun violent or rowdy behavior, typically associated with a group of troublemakers

• The government is taking measures to crack down on hooliganism at sporting events.
• The hooliganism at the concert last night was out of control.
• Those hooligans caused a ruckus at the party.
• The hooliganism of the gossip magazines is damaging to people's reputations.

noun a noun phrase consisting of two nouns used together to describe a specific type of election

• The Prime Minister announced that a snap election will be held next month.
• Did you hear about the snap election coming up? It's going to be interesting.
• I can't believe they called for a snap election out of nowhere.
• The sudden decision for a snap election caught everyone off guard.

noun a sudden increase or rise in value or popularity attributed to the actions or influence of Donald Trump

• The stock market experienced a Trump bump after the announcement of new economic policies.
• Investors were excited about the Trump bump in the market.
• Did you see that Trump bump in the stocks? Crazy!
• Her popularity had a Trump bump after the successful product launch.

noun A term used to describe the day on which the largest number of U.S. states hold primary elections or caucuses for the presidential candidates of both major parties.

• Super Tuesday is a crucial day in the US presidential primary election process.
• Super Tuesday is when a bunch of states vote for who they want to be president.
• Super Tuesday is like the big showdown for the presidential candidates.
• Super Tuesday is like the ultimate test for the candidates to see who has the most support.

noun SOTU stands for State of the Union, which is a speech delivered annually by the President of the United States to Congress, giving an overview of the nation's current condition and future plans.

• The President delivered the SOTU address to a joint session of Congress.
• Did you watch the SOTU last night? What did you think?
• I heard the SOTU was lit this year, did you catch it?
• The SOTU was like a roadmap for the country's future.

noun a person or group of people related by blood or marriage who participate in or are associated with the Olympic Games

• The Olympic family consists of all the athletes, officials, and other individuals involved in the Olympic Games.
• Being part of the Olympic family means you get to meet athletes from all around the world.
• Once you're in the Olympic family, you're part of a global squad.
• The bond within the Olympic family is as strong as gold medals.