editorial
/ˌɛdɪˈtɔriəl/
noun
- An article in a newspaper, magazine, or website that expresses the opinion of the editors or publisher on a particular topic.
- The newspaper's editorial criticized the new law as unfair to small businesses.
- She wrote a powerful editorial about the need for better public transportation.
- I read an editorial in the school paper that argued for longer lunch breaks.
adjective
- Relating to the writing, editing, or content of a newspaper, magazine, or broadcast, as opposed to advertising or business matters.
- The magazine's editorial staff meets every morning to discuss the day's stories.
- She works in the editorial department of a major publishing house.
- He has strong editorial skills and can turn a rough draft into a polished article.
- Expressing an opinion or bias, especially in a way that is not strictly factual.
- His comments were more editorial than factual, so I took them with a grain of salt.
- The news report had an editorial tone that made it seem like the reporter was taking sides.
- I prefer straight news articles over editorial pieces that tell me what to think.