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editorialised's Usage Examples:

Wodehouse, in America) is reduced to editorialised sound-bites from a phantom Smith Square manifesto.

Sambad Kaumudi regularly editorialised against Sati, denouncing it as barbaric and un-Hindu.

[citation needed] The Bulletin summed up many people"s view when it editorialised, "Among the men who can claim by merit or accident, to be front-rank.

The conservative Brandsma Review magazine has editorialised against the use of artificial contraception.

Kenya Times saw political motives behind it, while The Daily Nation editorialised that the "War on graft is, indeed, lost".

In August 2007 it editorialised that Media Watch "lacks journalistic integrity and conducts its affairs.

The Age editorialised on Berry"s death: "Sir Graham Berry had ten years of such storms as.

The Bulletin summed up many people's view when it editorialised, Among the men who can claim by merit or accident, to be front-rank politicians of Australia, Lyne stands out conspicuously as almost the dullest and most ordinary.

During his tenure, The Economist editorialised in favour of the Iraq War, of legalising gay marriage, of abolishing.

The New Zealand Listener editorialised against the death penalty in July 1955, and received supportive feedback.

The two presenters, Jade Gatt and Ryan Lappin, editorialised and presented small variety segments in between cartoons.

The map was editorialised by The Spinoff as "the map that will solve Auckland’s broken transport.

Weekend Australian of 12 December, Warwick Hadfield and Brian Woodley editorialised that "Warne is in need of some good advice, but not from business managers.

Synonyms:

editorialize, speak up, animadvert, speak out, opine, sound off,

Antonyms:

cheer,