Editorializing Meaning in English

word · lemma: editorialize

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Definition

Adding personal opinions or commentary when reporting news or facts, instead of presenting information neutrally.

Usage & Nuances

Mainly used in journalism or reporting contexts, often with negative meaning—suggesting a lack of objectivity. Common phrase: 'stop editorializing.' Not casual; often formal or semi-formal criticism.

• Spanish: editorializar - opinar (al escribir o informar)
• Portuguese (BR): editorializar - emitir opinião (ao relatar)
• Portuguese (PT): editorializar - emitir opinião (ao relatar)
• Chinese (Simplified): 发表社论式评论 - 掺杂个人观点
• Chinese (Traditional): 發表社論式評論 - 摻雜個人觀點
• Hindi: संपादकीय टिप्पणी करना - व्यक्तिगत राय शामिल करना
• Arabic: إبداء الرأي التحريري - إدخال الرأي الشخصي
• Bengali: সম্পাদকের মতামত যোগ করা - ব্যক্তিগত মন্তব্য অন্তর্ভুক্ত করা (সংবাদে)
• Russian: редактирование с высказыванием личного мнения - внесение субъективности в материалы
• Japanese: 個人的な意見を交えた報道 - 主観的な記述 (報道で)
• Vietnamese: bình luận chủ quan - đưa ý kiến cá nhân vào bài báo
• Korean: 사견 개입 - 개인 의견 삽입 (보도에서)
• Turkish: kişisel yorum katmak - haber sunarken fikir eklemek
• Urdu: ادارتی رائے شامل کرنا - ذاتی تبصرہ شامل کرنا (خبر میں)
• Indonesian: mengedepankan opini pribadi - menyisipkan komentar pribadi

Example Sentences

The reporter was accused of editorializing during the news broadcast.

basic

Please avoid editorializing in your article; present only the facts.

basic

There was too much editorializing in the review for it to be truly objective.

basic

I wish commentators would stop editorializing and just report what's happening.

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Her tendency toward editorializing makes it hard to trust her reports completely.

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Instead of sticking to the facts, he kept editorializing about the issue.

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