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Adverbial with an editorial has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebWith an EditorialDescription:The phrase "with an editorial" is used to indicate that something is accompanied by an opinion piece or article written by an editor or expert, typically expressing a subjective viewpoint or analysis. Examples:As an adverb:She read the newspaper with an editorial to understand the journalist's perspective. As an adjective:The book club selected a novel with an editorial as their next read in order to facilitate discussion and debate. As a noun:The magazine included an interesting with an editorial on the impact of climate change on local agriculture. Possible Related Products: | ||||
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