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Often used in the same context:
prurient,
titillating,
propagandistic,
salacious,
tendentious,
alarmist,
hyperbolic,
muckraking,
polemical,
exploitative,
voyeuristic,
mendacious,
hagiographic,
hyperbolized,
meretricious,
unobjective,
uncredible,
meanspirited,
slanderous,
reductive,
melodramatic,
trashy,
lowbrow,
credulous,
hysterical,
journalistic,
mawkish,
crasser,
exploitive,
newsworthy,
humerous,
jingoistic,
scurrilous,
misrepresentative,
satirical,
morbid,
shameless,
gratuitous,
unamusing,
substanceless,
tu quoque,
grotesque,
formulaic,
tabloid,
puerile,
slanted,
tawdry,
simplistic,
contemptible,
lurid,
moralistic,
hackneyed,
stagy,
plagiaristic,
crass,
adulatory,
gorier,
mealymouthed,
vapid,
unscholarly,
eroticize,
laudatory,
loathsome,
nauseating,
macabre,
scandalous,
tasteless,
whorish,
revisionist,
moronic,
grisliness,
antifeminist,
provocative,
cynical,
porny,
newsier,
politically correct,
dislikable,
reprehensible,
demagogical,
oversimplified,
unfunny,
calumnious,
despicable,
onanistic,
unenlightening,
maudlin,
transgressive,
unaffecting,
nihilistic,
biased,
demagogic,
pretentious,
seamier,
escapist,
vacuous,
highbrow,
sanctimonious,
unentertaining,
unflattering,
bombastic,
gossipy,
sensationalist,
sensational,
realist,
idealist,
naturalistic,
nominalistic,
rationalistic,
subjectivist,
behaviouristic,
voluntarist,
voluntaristic,
positivistic,
humean,
impressionistic,
intellectualist
Synonyms:
scandalmongering,
sensational,
yellow
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— Nouns for sensationalistic:
empiricism
stories,
journalism,
coverage,
theory,
psychology,
reporting,
accounts,
aspects,
press,
account,
more...
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