noun
journalism
JURN-lih-zuhm
noun
1
The work of gathering, writing, and publishing news for the public.
"She studied journalism before joining the local newspaper."
"Investigative journalism uncovered the scandal."
How to Use Journalism
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe profession and practice of reporting news.
Common pairings
investigative journalism
a career in journalism
citizen journalism
Word Forms
journalisms plural
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Etymology
From French journalisme, built from journal + the suffix -ism.
Rhymes for journalism
realism
idealism
socialism
vandalism
capitalism
liberalism
surrealism
materialism
cannibalism
nationalism
imperialism
colonialism
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