sen|sa|tion|al|ist

sen|sa|tion|al|ist
sen|sa|tion|al|ist «sehn SAY shuh nuh lihst, -SAYSH nuh-», noun, adjective.
–n.
1. a sensational writer, speaker, artist, musician, or photographer or motion-picture director, or other promoter; one who tries to make a sensation.
2. a believer in philosophical sensationalism.
–adj.
sensationalistic: »

It could be exploited by sensationalist managers (London Times).


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