newspaper
noun
a printed publication issued at regular and usually close intervals, especially daily or weekly, and commonly containing news, comment, features, and advertising.
newspaperdom
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a word derived from
newspaper.
Example Sentences
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The most astounding part of his career was in recent years when he changed the map of newspaperdom with Napoleonic versatility.
From Time Magazine Archive
A demise in Philadelphia newspaperdom last week underscored a harsh truism: U.S. magazine publishers have failed notoriously to publish successful newspapers.
From Time Magazine Archive
A descendant of the Mayflower who was born in San Francisco Bay died last week in Cambridge, Mass. He added another one to the great group of journalists of yesterday who have left newspaperdom forever.
From Time Magazine Archive
For more than 40 years, slim, courtly Rollin Kirby practiced this art with such skill that he had few peers in U.S. newspaperdom.
From Time Magazine Archive
Below were the small group tables, to be occupied by Banneker's friends and contemporaries of local newspaperdom, and a few outsiders, literary, theatrical, and political.
From Success A Novel by Samuel Hopkins Adams
