sensationalistic
1 of 1adjective/sɛnseɪʃənəlɪstɪk/
Forms:more sensationalistic,most sensationalistic
1
provoking a strong reaction or interest rather than providing balanced or accurate information
- The sensationalistic headlines grabbed attention but failed to provide nuanced analysis of the situation.
- The tabloid newspaper was criticized for its sensationalistic coverage of celebrity scandals.
- The documentary was accused of being sensationalistic, focusing more on dramatic reenactments than factual exploration.
- Her writing style was characterized as sensationalistic, often exaggerating events to attract readers.
- The TV show's sensationalistic approach to crime stories boosted ratings but drew criticism from viewers for its lack of depth.
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