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mediacentric

mediacentric adjective: having a focus on the media.

Adjective

mediacentric (comparative more mediacentric, superlative most mediacentric)

  1. Having a focus on the media.
    • The new wrap is short on words and seems to exist primarily to create a front-page ad space (all the rage now) and to tie the mediacentric front of the newspaper to its back, where real estate is now treated as other tabloids treat sports.2007 February 15, David Carr, “A Cheeky Broadsheet’s Tabloid Makeover”, in New York Times

Forms of mediacentric

comparativemore mediacentric
superlativemost mediacentric

Origin of mediacentric

From media + -centric.

Questions about mediacentric

What does mediacentric mean?
Mediacentric means having a focus on the media.
What part of speech is mediacentric?
Mediacentric is an adjective.

Words near mediacentric in the dictionary

  1. media wasps
  2. media whore
  3. media whores
  4. media-historical
  5. media-savvy
  6. mediacentric
  7. mediacid
  8. mediacies
  9. mediacracies
  10. mediacracy
  11. mediacrat

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