newsworthy
pronunciation
How to pronounce newsworthy in British English:
UK [ˈnju:zwɜ:ði]
How to pronounce newsworthy in American English:
US [ˈnuzwɜrði]
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- Adjective:
- sufficiently interesting to be reported in a newspaper
Word Origin
- newsworthy (adj.)
- 1932, from news + worthy.
Example
- 1. The financial collapse has exposed newsworthy frauds , like the colossal ponzi scheme run by bernard madoff .
- 2. That xavier dumusque and his colleagues were able to find the thing at all is , however , newsworthy in itself .
- 3. In the end , I did not learn anything newsworthy about abstinence or sexual timing and subsequent sexual satisfaction from busby 's study .
- 4. He understands well the need to keep producing events that are newsworthy as well as worthy , and shuffles his invitation list to achieve that effect .
- 5. The first gives you new , interesting , entertaining , and newsworthy information as judged by the community ( in a way this is content that is the average of the interests of the entire community ) and a good example of this is digg 's front page .