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journalese"language typical of newspaper articles or headlines," 1882, from journal (n.) + -ese.
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journaleseThe trite style of writing used by newspaper and broadcast journalists who rely on clichés, hackneyed expressions, and other over-used devices to pitch a story to the widest possible audience (sample [..]
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journalesea type of jargon used by newspaper writers language used by journalists that would never be used in everyday speech
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journalesea type of jargon used by newspaper writers or language used by journalists that would never be used in everyday speech
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journalese Loose, slangy, cliché-ridden writing characterized by faulty or unusual syntax, new contrived words, etc., used by some journalists who feel that it typifies the journalistic style. See also CLICHÉ [..]
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