newsclip
newsclip noun: a short extract from a news broadcast.
Noun
newsclip (plural newsclips)
- A short extract from a news broadcast.
- The museum also displays a newsclip on the Kennedy amendment, the post-Letelier assassination US congressional amendment that halted US military aid to Chile.2018, Judith Keene, Elizabeth Rechniewski, Seeking Meaning, Seeking Justice in a Post-Cold War World, page 218
- When she opens her computer, we watch a newsclip that was sent to her earlier that morning.2022, Jothie Rajah, Discounting Life, page 195
Forms of newsclip
| plural | newsclips |
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Origin of newsclip
From news + clip.
Questions about newsclip
- What does newsclip mean?
- Newsclip means a short extract from a news broadcast.
- What part of speech is newsclip?
- Newsclip is a noun.
- What is the plural of newsclip?
- The plural of newsclip is newsclips.
Words near newsclip in the dictionary
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