tabloid /tabˈloid/

1. A newspaper of small format, measuring approx 30×40cm (about 12×16in), usu rather informal or sensationalistic in style and with many photographs
2. Anything in a concentrated form, a summary

1. Of, for, or in the form of, tabloid newspapers
2. (of eg television programmes) designed to appeal to a mass audience
3. Concentrated

tabloidizāˈtion or tabloidisāˈtion noun

tabˈloidize or tabˈloidise transitive verb

To apply the sensationalist values of a tabloid newspaper to (a news medium or story)

tabˈloidy adjective (informal)

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• falsish
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