broadsheet
/ˈbrɔdˌʃit/
noun
- A newspaper with large pages, typically considered more serious and formal than a tabloid.
- The story was reported in all the major broadsheets.
- My grandfather reads the broadsheet every morning with his coffee.
- She prefers broadsheets because they have more in-depth news coverage.
- A large sheet of paper printed on one side only, often used for posters or advertisements.
- They handed out broadsheets advertising the concert on the street corner.
- The artist printed a broadsheet to announce the gallery opening.
- A broadsheet with the town's festival schedule was taped to the window.
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