sensationalism

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A noun referring to the use of exciting, shocking, or exaggerated subject matter, especially in journalism, to attract attention and appeal to popular tastes.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее использование захватывающих, шокирующих или преувеличенных тем, особенно в журналистике, для привлечения внимания и обращения к массовым вкусам.esUso de temas llamativos, impactantes o exagerados, especialmente en el periodismo, para atraer la atención y apelar a gustos del público.frNom désignant l'utilisation de sujets excitants, choquants ou exagérés, notamment dans le journalisme, afin d'attirer l'attention et de plaire au plus grand nombre. Peut aussi renvoyer au style ou à la pratique qui privilégie l'émotion et le spectaculaire au détriment de la mesure ou de l'exactitude.deSubstantiv, das die Verwendung aufregender, schockierender oder übertriebener Themen bezeichnet, besonders im Journalismus, um Aufmerksamkeit zu erregen und den Massengeschmack zu bedienen.ptSubstantivo que designa o uso de temas excitantes, chocantes ou exagerados, especialmente no jornalismo, para atrair a atenção e agradar ao gosto das massas.zh指为吸引公众注意而采用耸人听闻、夸张或轰动性手法的做法，尤指新闻媒体为迎合大众口味而进行的煽情报道。arاسم يشير إلى استخدام الموضوعات المثيرة أو الصادمة أو المبالغ فيها، خاصة في الصحافة والإعلام، لجذب الانتباه وإرضاء الأذواق الجماهيرية.

1. Vulgar or exciting content C1 formal

   Material or subject matter deliberately designed to excite, shock, or appeal to unrefined tastes.

   • The tabloid was criticized for its reliance on sensationalism to sell copies.
   • The movie relied on cheap sensationalism rather than a compelling story.
   • Many reality TV shows are built on sensationalism and manufactured drama.

   ruСенсационностьessensacionalismofrSensationnalismedeSensationsmacheptSensacionalismozh耸人听闻arالإثارة الصحفية

   Synonyme: luridnessmelodramapulptitillationyellow journalism

   Antonyme: moderationrestraintsobriety

2. Journalistic practice C1 formal business

   The use of shocking, exaggerated, or lurid subject matter in news reporting to attract a large audience.

   • The news channel was accused of sensationalism in its coverage of the disaster.
   • Sensationalism in journalism often undermines the truth.
   • The editor warned against sensationalism and urged reporters to stick to the facts.

   ruСенсационализмessensacionalismofrSensationnalisme journalistiquedeSensationsjournalismusptSensacionalismozh煽情主义arالصحافة الاستثارة

   Synonyme: exploitationluridnessyellow journalism

3. Ethical doctrine (philosophy) C2 formal

   The philosophical view that feelings or emotions are the sole criterion for determining what is morally good.

   • Sensationalism as an ethical theory argues that pleasure is the ultimate good.
   • The philosopher's work explored the limits of sensationalism in moral reasoning.
   • Critics of sensationalism claim it ignores rational principles of ethics.

   ruСенсуализм (этическая доктрина)esSensacionalismo éticofrSentimentalisme moraldeSensualismus (ethische Doktrin)ptSensualismo (doutrina ética)zh感觉主义（伦理学说）arالحسية الأخلاقية

   Synonyme: sentimentalism

4. Epistemological doctrine (philosophy) C2 formal

   The theory that all knowledge originates from sensory experience.

   • Sensationalism in epistemology holds that the mind is a blank slate at birth.
   • The philosopher argued for a form of sensationalism, rejecting innate ideas.
   • Modern psychology has moved beyond the strict sensationalism of early empiricists.

   ruСенсуализмesSensacionalismo (filosofía)frSensualisme (philosophie)deSensualismusptSensualismozh感觉论arالحسية

   Synonyme: empiricismsensualism

• sensationalisms plural form
• sensationalisms' possessive plural form
• sensationalism's possessive singular form