Newscasters
Reporters and newscasters are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Reporters" instead a noun "Newscasters".
Reporters
Newscasters and reporters are semantically related. You can use "Newscasters" instead a noun "Reporters".
Both words in one sentence
- Almost all of the newscasters and reporters giving the message were thought to have died soon after their final broadcast went out.
Source: Literature / 1983: Doomsday -
Even a side comic which is usually a bunch of humorous stories about goofy newscasters, ends with, not a funny punchline, but one of the reporters coming to the sight of the carnage and asking to go home in shock. Geez.
Source: Sudden Downer Ending
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