sensationalist

sensationalist
adjective
sensationslüstern (abwertend); sensationsgeil (ugs. abwertend); Sensations [blatt, -presse, usw.]

sensationalist nonsense — um der Sensation willen verbreiteter Unsinn

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sen·sa·tion·al·ist
[senˈseɪʃənəlɪst]
adj (pej) Sensations-
\sensationalist journalism Sensationsjournalismus m
\sensationalist newspaper Sensationsblatt nt
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[sen'seISnəlIst]
adj
Sensations-; style also sensationslüstern

sensationalist journalism/story — Sensationsjournalismus m/-geschichte f

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sensationalist
A s
1. Sensationsschriftsteller(in), -redner(in), Effekthascher(in)
2. PHIL
a) Sensualist(in)
b) → academic.ru/34267/hedonist">hedonist a
B adj → sensational 2 d
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adjective
sensationslüstern (abwertend); sensationsgeil (ugs. abwertend); Sensations [blatt, -presse, usw.]

sensationalist nonsense — um der Sensation willen verbreiteter Unsinn

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n.
Sensationssüchtige m.,f.

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