journalese

/ˌdʒɜrnəˈliz/
noun
  1. A style of writing or language that is typical of newspapers and magazines, often characterized by clichés, sensationalism, or brevity.
    • The article was full of journalese, with phrases like 'shock revelation' and 'sources close to the matter.'
    • Her writing class warned against using journalese like 'the clock is ticking' in serious reports.
    • Critics say journalese can make news stories sound dramatic but lack depth.
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