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Newsworthy

Definition

(journalistic) Worth reporting or being reported in the news; having sufficient interest or importance to be considered newsworthy. Typically used to describe events, stories, or individuals that capture the public's attention and are deemed worthy of media coverage.

Example Sentences

1The scandal surrounding the politician's embezzlement was deemed newsworthy and received extensive media coverage.
2Is the latest celebrity gossip truly newsworthy, or is it merely a distraction from more pressing issues?
3The editor decided that the local charity event was not newsworthy enough to warrant a front-page feature.
4The journalist's exposé on corporate malfeasance was widely regarded as newsworthy and sparked a national conversation.
5There is a fine line between what is considered newsworthy and what is merely sensational or clickbait.

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