| 单词 | newspaperly |
| 释义 | > as lemmasˈnewspaperly ˈnewspaperly adv. and adj. †(a) adv. as regards the newspapers; (b) adj. associated with or characteristic of newspapers. ΘΚΠ society > communication > journalism > journal > newspaper > [adverb] newspaperically1768 newspaperly1816 newspaperishly1858 1816 J. Polidori Let. in S. Smiles Publisher & Friends (1891) I. xv. 364 Some pleasant accidents..is all we have to keep us newspaperly alive. 1866 United Service Mag. Mar. 336 Our esteemed brother officers might bear in mind that, it is not in the nature of men..to be Parliamentarily, or newspaperly badgered. 1911 Public 7 July 628/2 Our brethren of the East..have been regaled..with veracious news dispatches—so very newspaperly veracious!—about the awful experiences of Tacoma with woman suffrage and the wicked Recall. 1918 Printer's Ink 13 June 112 (advt.) This combination of newspapers..is bounded newspaperly by Buffalo, Cleveland, Columbus, Baltimore and Philadelphia. 1991 T. Dreiser Newspaper Days xi. 68 The capture of this one fact, as I rather felt at the time, was my making, newspaperly speaking. 1994 R. C. Harvey Art of Funnies 83/2 Crane handles the continuity of the murder trial sequence in newspaperly fashion: almost every day's strip begins with a caption block of headlines that announce the latest developments. 1997 Ottawa Citizen (Nexis) 25 June b4 The crossword is a very newspaperly institution; it's where they started about a hundred years ago. 2007 D. Mulry in A. Simmons & J. H. Stape Secret Agent 1 Such a perspective might be characterized as journalistic or ‘newspaperly’ (in a pejorative sense) rather than Conradian. < as lemmas |
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