Journalists is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOURNALISTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• JOURNALIST, a person engaged in journalism
• a person who writes for newspapers, magazines, or news websites or prepares news to be broadcast
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a person engaged in journalism; a writer or editor for a news medium; a writer who aims at a mass audience

Words related to JOURNALISTS

journalist17

Words that contain JOURNALISTS

telejournalists22 photojournalists28

How to use JOURNALISTS in a sentence

• Each of the three girl journalists now had a copy in hand, scanning it with boundless pride and satisfaction.
• There are surprises in the newspaper business, as our girl journalists were fast discovering.
• True, he was not inclined to place the strange-mannered little man on the same high plane as that suggested by certain London journalists to whom he had spoken.
• Becoming acquainted with the journalists who used to frequent the Cafe de Madrid, he was a constant attendant there.
• There were now two Austinite journalists here on the case.
• Fairies and journalists have an apparent gaiety and a delusive beauty.
• Journalists whom Goa has produced, but perhaps were never adequately recognised over the years.
• This working alternative has not only become desirable, it has become imperative for for the non-sarkari journalists.
• One was set to restrain the journalists, and had to be restrained himself, for being more sensational than any of them.
• They can give some of the British journalists a wholesome lesson in regard to manliness of spirit, these same rough fellows, bred in the African wilds.
• The empress is quite popular in France, but not so much so as the journalists and letter-writers would make out.
• Everybody was sore and sorry, but the newspapers and the journalists could raise no protest that counted.
• It is made up of professional men of all kinds, clergymen, lawyers, poets, authors, physicians, painters, sculptors, journalists, scientific men, and actors, and their families.
• There were several French journalists, opening their eyes very wide, under the impression that this would enable them to understand English.
• We see before us a national and classic writer, not one of those mere journalists who count nowadays in Germany for men of letters.
• My presence on an American steamer is accounted for by the journalists a dozen times over.
• The names of all important journalists are now coming to be as publicly known as the names of important members of parliament.
• His youthful dash at the door of the stage had brought him into the comradeship of Stanley Waterloo and several other young journalists in St.
• On the other hand, our own journalists have not been altogether free from this taint.
• You still mean to go on, do you not? Very well, I will introduce you to one of the kings of the trade to-night, and to one or two journalists.
• In fact, Matifat will save a thousand francs every month in dinners and presents to journalists.
• A story told of one of his journalists illustrates the difficulty of dealing with so uncertain a person.
• Every day journalists and special correspondents were sent down in such numbers that the platform of Wanbury Railway Station was crowded with them.

Similar words containing JOURNALIST without suffix s

journalist17 journalistic21 telejournalist21 photojournalist27 telejournalists22 journalisticall24 journalistically28 photojournalists28 photojournalistic31

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