Definition of mediagenic in English:

mediagenic

adjective ˌmiːdɪəˈdʒɛnɪkˌmēdēəˈjenik

Creating a favourable impression when presented in the media.
the tawdry modern phenomenon of the mediagenic politician
Example sentencesExamples
- I'll just try to paint the most trenchant, funny, mediagenic sign I can.
- He attributes Malkin's success in drawing uncritical attention from the major media to two things: her saying something contrarian about a matter of current interest, and her being mediagenic.
- But the mediagenic Campbell was well-known to his neighbors in the 15th, who didn't buy the Democratic campaign argument that he would be a ‘Gingrich clone.’

Definition of mediagenic in US English:

mediagenic

adjectiveˌmēdēəˈjenik

Tending to convey a favorable impression when reported by the media, especially by television.
the mediagenic politician
Example sentencesExamples
- I'll just try to paint the most trenchant, funny, mediagenic sign I can.
- He attributes Malkin's success in drawing uncritical attention from the major media to two things: her saying something contrarian about a matter of current interest, and her being mediagenic.
- But the mediagenic Campbell was well-known to his neighbors in the 15th, who didn't buy the Democratic campaign argument that he would be a ‘Gingrich clone.’

单词	mediagenic
释义	Definition of mediagenic in English: mediagenic adjective ˌmiːdɪəˈdʒɛnɪkˌmēdēəˈjenik US Creating a favourable impression when presented in the media. the tawdry modern phenomenon of the mediagenic politician Example sentencesExamples I'll just try to paint the most trenchant, funny, mediagenic sign I can. He attributes Malkin's success in drawing uncritical attention from the major media to two things: her saying something contrarian about a matter of current interest, and her being mediagenic. But the mediagenic Campbell was well-known to his neighbors in the 15th, who didn't buy the Democratic campaign argument that he would be a ‘Gingrich clone.’ Definition of mediagenic in US English: mediagenic adjectiveˌmēdēəˈjenik US Tending to convey a favorable impression when reported by the media, especially by television. the mediagenic politician Example sentencesExamples I'll just try to paint the most trenchant, funny, mediagenic sign I can. He attributes Malkin's success in drawing uncritical attention from the major media to two things: her saying something contrarian about a matter of current interest, and her being mediagenic. But the mediagenic Campbell was well-known to his neighbors in the 15th, who didn't buy the Democratic campaign argument that he would be a ‘Gingrich clone.’
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