An expression or mode of expression characteristic of pamphlets. Obsolete.

the style of English used in newspapers; journalese.

The style of language supposed to be characteristic of public journals; ‘newspaper’ or ‘penny-a-liner's’ English.

The formal and typically verbose language considered characteristic of officials or official documents; turgid or pedantic official prose.

The style of writing supposedly characteristic of inferior novels.

The condensed, elliptical, or sensationalist style of language characteristic of (esp. newspaper) headlines.

A type of language considered characteristic of bureaucrats or bureaucratic bodies, esp. in containing jargon or being opaque, euphemistic, or…