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Noun reportage has 1 sense
  1. coverage, reporting, reportage - the news as presented by reporters for newspapers or radio or television; "they accused the paper of biased coverage of race relations"
    --1 is a kind of news
    Derived form: verb report5

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Term: Reportage

Part of speech: Noun

Sense 1: Journalistic writing that gives factual information about events or situations.

Usage: Reportage is often found in newspapers, magazines, and news websites.

Example sentence: The journalist's reportage on the recent political scandal was widely praised for its accuracy and comprehensive analysis.

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Part of speech: Noun

Sense 2: The act of reporting news or events through images or photographs.

Usage: Photographers often use reportage as a means to capture candid and unposed moments.

Example sentence: The award-winning photographer's reportage of the war-torn region showcased the devastating impact of the conflict on innocent civilians.

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Part of speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Referring to the characteristic style of reportage.

Usage: The article had a reportage tone, with a focus on presenting facts objectively.

Example sentence: The author's reportage approach in the novel allowed readers to experience the story from multiple perspectives.

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