Time-ese
/tʌɪˈmiːz/adjective
Characteristic or reminiscent of Time magazine, especially in respect of its prose style.
- The magazine was founded in 1923; by the mid 20th century it had developed a distinctive style, sometimes considered as characterized by convoluted syntax and the prolific use of wordplay..
noun
Writing or language considered to be typical or reminiscent of Time magazine.
Origin
1940s. From Time, the name of an American magazine + -ese.
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