How Do You Spell EDITORIALIZE?

Pronunciation: [ˌɛdɪtˈɔːɹɪəlˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The word "editorialize" is spelled with four syllables: /ɛd.əˈtɔː.ri.ə.laɪz/. The first syllable is "ed" pronounced /ɛd/, the second syllable is "i" pronounced /ə/, the third syllable is "to" pronounced /ˈtɔː/ and the final syllable is "rialize" pronounced /ri.ə.laɪz/. The word means to express one's opinion in an editorial, or to make comments or express an opinion in a way that suggests a particular bias. It is commonly used in journalism and media.

EDITORIALIZE Meaning and Definition

1. Editorialize is a verb that refers to the act of expressing personal opinion or bias in a journalistic or written work that is intended to be objective or neutral. It entails the inclusion of subjective commentary or interpretation within a news article, editorial piece, or any other form of published material. When someone editorializes, they present their own viewpoint or perspective on a particular topic rather than providing an objective, factual account. This often involves offering opinions, making judgments, or promoting a specific agenda.

   In the context of journalism, editorializing is considered unethical because it compromises the core principles of unbiased reporting and objectivity. Journalists are expected to present information fairly, allowing readers or viewers to form their own opinions based on well-researched facts and balanced viewpoints. When editorializing occurs, it blurs the line between hard news and opinion, potentially misleading the audience and undermining the credibility of the publication or author.

   Editorializing can also extend beyond journalism. In the field of literature, it refers to the inclusion of personal commentary or reflection within a written work that disrupts its narrative flow or presents an author's subjective viewpoint.

   Overall, editorializing involves injecting personal opinions, interpretations, or biases into otherwise objective content, be it in journalism or other forms of writing. It is viewed as a departure from neutrality and impartiality, which are key pillars of ethical reporting and dispassionate discourse.

Common Misspellings for EDITORIALIZE

• editorialise
• wditorialize
• sditorialize
• dditorialize
• rditorialize
• 4ditorialize
• 3ditorialize
• esitorialize
• exitorialize
• ecitorialize
• efitorialize
• eritorialize
• eeitorialize
• edutorialize
• edjtorialize
• edktorialize
• editoralize
• editorialyze
• Editoraize
• Editroalize
• Editorialsise
• Editorialsize

Etymology of EDITORIALIZE

The word "editorialize" derives from the noun "editorial", which is a written or printed article expressing the opinion of the editor or publisher of a newspaper, magazine, or other publication. "Editorial" originated from the French word "éditorial", which is derived from the noun "éditeur" meaning "publisher". The French term, in turn, traces back to the Latin word "editor", which means "publisher" or "writer". Thus, "editorialize" came into existence as a verb form of "editorial", expressing the act of adding personal opinions or subjective commentary to written material.

Similar spelling words for EDITORIALIZE

• editorially,
• editorialist,
• editorial,
• editorship,
• editorialise.

Conjugate verb Editorialize

CONDITIONAL

I would editorialize

you would editorialize

he/she/it would editorialize

we would editorialize

they would editorialize

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be editorializing

you would be editorializing

he/she/it would be editorializing

we would be editorializing

they would be editorializing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have editorialize

you would have editorialize

he/she/it would have editorialize

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they would have editorialize

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been editorializing

you would have been editorializing

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FUTURE

I will editorialize

you will editorialize

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we will editorialize

they will editorialize

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be editorializing

you will be editorializing

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FUTURE PERFECT

I will have editorialized

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FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been editorializing

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IMPERATIVE

you editorialize

we let´s editorialize

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to editorialize

PAST

I editorialized

you editorialized

he/she/it editorialized

we editorialized

they editorialized

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was editorializing

you were editorializing

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PAST PARTICIPLE

editorialized

PAST PERFECT

I had editorialized

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PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been editorializing

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PRESENT

I editorialize

you editorialize

he/she/it editorializes

we editorialize

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PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am editorializing

you are editorializing

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PRESENT PARTICIPLE

editorializing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have editorialized

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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been editorializing

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