newsy
pronunciation
How to pronounce newsy in British English:
UK [ˈnju:zi]
How to pronounce newsy in American English:
US [ˈnuzi]
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- Adjective:
- full of news
- prone to friendly informal communication
Word Origin
- newsy (adj.)
- "full of news," 1832 from news (n.) + -y (2). Related: Newsily; newsiness.
Example
- 1. Maybe some newsy remembers an odd customer .
- 2. Make it a fun , relevant question that you could really develop a good , newsy story from .
- 3. In the early days , most towns had a card publisher ; images of football greats and film stars were sold alongside local scenes and newsy snaps by opportunistic photographers .
- 4. Firstly , it would describe the meanings , feature ( threatening , complex , uncertain , emergent , ambiguous and newsy ) , development ( incubate stage , acute stage , chronic stage and resolution stage ) of crisis management and several kinds of campus crisis . Secondly , it would comment the basic conceptions of crisis management .