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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈtæblɔɪd/
tabloid means: A newspaper with small pages, often featuring celebrities, shocking stories, and bold headlines.
noun
A newspaper with small pages, often featuring celebrities, shocking stories, and bold headlines.
- He bought a tabloid at the station.
- Several tabloids printed the same photograph.
- The story appeared on the front page of a tabloid.
adjective
Presenting news in a way that emphasizes shocking details and attracts attention.
- The article uses tabloid language.
- She criticized the tabloid coverage of the trial.
- Their serious website has started using tabloid headlines.
Questions about tabloid
What does tabloid mean?
A newspaper with small pages, often featuring celebrities, shocking stories, and bold headlines.
What is tabloid in other languages?
Türkçe: tabloid gazete · Español: tabloide · Français: tabloïd · Deutsch: Boulevardzeitung · Italiano: tabloid · 日本語: タブロイド紙
How do you pronounce tabloid?
It is pronounced /ˈtæblɔɪd/.
How do you use tabloid in a sentence?
He bought a tabloid at the station. Several tabloids printed the same photograph.
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