reporterly
reporterly adjective: characteristic of a reporter.
Adjective
reporterly (comparative more reporterly, superlative most reporterly)
- Characteristic of a reporter.
- Reading Mr. Shenker’s articles was like panning for gold: just beneath their calm, reporterly surface were glimmering nuggets that produced small, sweet shocks whenever they came to light.2007 June 17, Margalit Fox, “Israel Shenker, 82, a Reporter With the Instincts of a Scholar, Dies”, in New York Times
Forms of reporterly
| comparative | more reporterly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most reporterly |
Origin of reporterly
From reporter + -ly.
Questions about reporterly
- What does reporterly mean?
- Reporterly means characteristic of a reporter.
- What part of speech is reporterly?
- Reporterly is an adjective.
Words near reporterly in the dictionary
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