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pseudojournalistic

pseudojournalistic adjective: resembling, but not in fact, journalism.

Adjective

pseudojournalistic (comparative more pseudojournalistic, superlative most pseudojournalistic)

  1. Resembling, but not in fact, journalism.

Forms of pseudojournalistic

comparativemore pseudojournalistic
superlativemost pseudojournalistic

Origin of pseudojournalistic

From pseudo- + journalistic.

Questions about pseudojournalistic

What does pseudojournalistic mean?
Pseudojournalistic means resembling, but not in fact, journalism.
What part of speech is pseudojournalistic?
Pseudojournalistic is an adjective.

Words near pseudojournalistic in the dictionary

  1. pseudojaundice
  2. pseudojervine
  3. pseudojournal
  4. pseudojournalism
  5. pseudojournalist
  6. pseudojournalistic
  7. pseudojournalists
  8. pseudojournals
  9. pseudojujubogenin
  10. pseudojustification
  11. pseudokarren

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