Columnists
Journalists and columnists are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Journalists" instead a noun "Columnists".
Journalists
Columnists and journalists are semantically related. You can use "Columnists" instead a noun "Journalists".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- press and columnists
- press and journalists
- papers and columnists
- papers and journalists
- newsmen and columnists
- newsmen and journalists
- reporters and columnists
- reporters and journalists
- authorities and columnists
- authorities and journalists
- diagnostics and columnists
- diagnostics and journalists
- newshounds and columnists
- newshounds and journalists
Both words in one sentence
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However, its journalists and columnists include staunchly Anglican conservative (and enemy of television) Peter Hitchens, brother of the famous atheist/antitheist Christopher Hitchens, who regularly bashes the Conservative Party for not being right-wing enough.
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These articles are invariably written by self-styled hyper-professional successful women who otherwise have got everything going for them, ie by newspaper journalists and opinion columnists who unaccountably remain single despite being young(ish), well-rewarded, attractive, and successful.
Source: You Can Panic Now
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