What is another word for journalese?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˌɜːne͡ɪlˈiːz] (IPA) 
Journalese refers to a style of writing that is commonly used in journalism and tends to be formulaic, cliched, and sensationalistic. Synonyms for journalese include hack writing, yellow journalism, clickbait, tabloid journalism, sensationalism, mass communication, and gutter press. These terms refer to the tendency of journalists to rely on sensational or provocative language and storytelling techniques to capture readers' attention quickly. These terms are often used to criticize contemporary journalism for failing to provide thoughtful, nuanced reporting that is grounded in rigorous research and ethical principles. Despite these criticisms, many journalists continue to use journalese because it is effective in capturing attention and boosting readership.
