muckraking

• Sustantivo que designa la actividad de buscar y exponer escándalos, especialmente los relacionados con figuras públicas o instituciones.

A noun referring to the activity of searching for and exposing scandals, especially involving public figures or institutions.

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1. Exposure of scandalC1formal

   The practice of searching for and exposing real or alleged corruption, scandal, or wrongdoing, especially in politics or business.

   Periodismo de denuncia de escándalos

   • The journalist was known for his relentless muckraking against corrupt officials.
   • Muckraking often leads to public outrage and political reforms.
   • The newspaper's muckraking uncovered a major financial scandal.

   Sinónimosscandalmongering

• Verbo que se utiliza para describir la búsqueda y exposición de información escandalosa o corrupta, especialmente en política o negocios, a menudo con fines sensacionalistas o de denuncia pública.

A verb used to describe the act of searching for and exposing scandalous or corrupt information, especially in politics or business.

1. Expose misconductC1formalamerican

   To search for and expose real or alleged corruption, scandal, or other wrongdoing, especially by public figures.

   Exponer la corrupción

   • The journalist spent years muckraking in the city's political circles.
   • Investigative reporters often muckrake to uncover corporate fraud.
   • He was known for muckraking against corrupt officials.

   Sinónimosdig upexposeinvestigaterevealuncover