Press and Tabloid

Press

Press noun - A built-in space for storage behind a door.

Tabloid and press are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tabloid" instead a noun "Press".

Nearby Words: pressed, pressing, pressroom

Tabloid

Tabloid noun - Newspaper with half-size pages.
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Synonyms for Tabloid

Press and tabloid are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Press" instead a noun "Tabloid".

Both words in one sentence

  • Tabloid Melodrama: Jo-Ann simply cannot keep her tempestuous life out of the yellow press.
  • Film / Maid in Manhattan And a tabloid snapshot of him and his girlfriend's relationship-ending argument, as well as the press snapping photos of his and Marisa's spat seems very reminiscent of a fight Kennedy and then-fiancee Carolyn Bessette had in New York's Washington Square Park.
  • Intrepid Reporter After all, he's supposed to be a sportswriter, his desired subjects are decidedly tabloid fare (although existing), he makes Shanoa take all the photos, and even his surefire hit story about Shanoa's abilities is subject to a press ban.
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