Noun:

सनसनाटी,

sensationalise's Usage Examples:

The trial was sensationalised by the Victorian press and incited debate over the use of corporal.

A local newspaper attempted to sensationalise the incident by stating that the passenger concerned was "almost thrown.

There are sensationalised news reports regarding Australian spiders that fail to cite evidence.

inter alia, that the Sri Lanka Attorney General was instructed to sensationalise the case in the media on the instructions of the President.

As "Jenny Cameron", she became well-known after a number of sensationalised accounts of her life and deeds during the rising were published.

the paper and its management is to report and not sensationalise or editorialise matters.

still claimed that the footage had been "contrived to exaggerate and sensationalise" the issues.

considered to be one of the most serious murder cases at the time, and was sensationalised by the media.

Many in Dunedin see the event as having been sensationalised by the media, with one local noting the "local newspaper will start.

a difficult situation, while the press were keen to sell papers and sensationalise the events.

down-to-earth approach which gave the story a convincing realism and did not sensationalise the violence of the murders.

with great tenacity, suspecting that Price had exaggerated evidence to sensationalise events and to suggest supernatural causes for mundane phenomena.

The line "Double, double toil and trouble," (often sensationalised to a point that it loses meaning), communicates.