Editorials is valid Scrabble Word

Is editorials a scrabble word?
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Words with Friends YES

10 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for EDITORIALS in dictionary:

NOUN:

EDITORIAL, an article in a newspaper written by an editor or leader writer
the parts of a newspaper or magazine which are not advertising
a newspaper article expressing the editor's opinion on a topical issue

ADJECTIVE:

relating to the commissioning or preparing of material for publication
relating to the part of a newspaper or magazine which contains news, information, or comment as opposed to advertising

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

of or relating to an editor or editing

Words related to EDITORIALS

Words that contain EDITORIALS

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How to use EDITORIALS in a sentence

In the privacy of her room at the hotel she had read the first copy of the Millville Tribune and shrieked with laughter at the ingenuous editorials and schoolgirl essays.
Beth was developing decided talent as a writer of editorials and her articles were even more thoughtful and dignified than were those of Patsy.
Anyone who marks the general tone of editorials in colored newspapers is apt to be impressed with this idea.
He was assailed terribly in the press, in long and abusive editorials, for his anarchy, and hints were made of mental breakdown on his part.
In looking over the editorials I find but one that I sincerely regret, and that was a retort on Mr.
Stevens, and their insertion as editorials procured through the instrumentality of Mr.
In the end, Bhembre had to go after running a series of editorials against Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar.
A supplement to Days of decision, wartime editorials.
A supplement to Days of decision, wartime editorials, September 8, 1941 to December 12, 1941.
His editorials were always written with great care and thought, and they were eagerly read by friends and opponents alike.

Blount winced when he read such editorials as these.
When years had passed and I became editor of a paper it seemed to me I could write better editorials with the smoke curling about my face.
Even the city papers, following the popular cry, had editorials about the murder.
On the Robinson evenings we discussed editorials and current periodicals, as well as the new books and plays.
For ten years he worked hard in the various offices of the city, sometimes setting type and sometimes writing editorials.
He controls the foreign correspondence, and writes editorials upon European topics.
Its editorials are well written, indicative of deep thought on the subjects treated of, and gentlemanly in tone.
It is said that in the first three years of the war, he wrote over a thousand such editorials.
Read the editorials and correspondence in the Dresden papers.
They did not relish the intrusion of Northern men into their office, to compel the insertion of Union editorials, but they bore the inconvenience with an excellent grace.
The editorials we published were of a positive character.
The editorials are upon living topics and issues, and are vigorously presented.
It divides chiefly into matter for editorials, for propaganda articles, for the news columns, and for the activities reported under the headings of the various states.
Besides the editorials and the regular news of the movement, we use occasional contributed articles, poems and stories.
By the time we had finished we would be in a position to understand the various editorials in the morning papers which now we do not read.
No wonder that their tales, novels, and dramas became in many cases editorials to stimulate and guide public thought and feeling in one direction or another.
As a newspaper it seemed beneath contempt, but the editorials made men sit up and take notice.
Lincoln could not be expected to draw the distinction, between the journalist and the writer of editorials.
The best editorials cannot make, nor the worst editorials mar, the fortune of a paper.
And many of the morning and evening newspapers Ran editorials about it.
First the cable news, then the editorials, then the news about ourselves.
Dugdale has been the text of a multitude of sermons, the theme of numberless addresses, the inspiration of no end of editorials and essays.
From its many excellencies might be selected three editorials.
He found himself more honestly attracted to this than to the writing of his literary letter, his editorials, or his book reviewing, of which he was now doing a good deal.
At the present time Douglas is in Springfield, and is much in the office of one of the newspapers there, to which he contributes editorials sometimes.

Similar words containing EDITORIAL without suffix s

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