editorials
- 1Plural of editorial.
Both editorials argued strongly in favor of the proposed budget.
The paper's editorials rarely endorse a single candidate before the primaries.
Note
A regular plural that belongs only to the noun. The noun covers both a printed opinion article and its broadcast counterpart on radio or television, so a station's editorials are as natural as a newspaper's. The adjective (editorial decisions, an editorial photo shoot) never takes the -s. Write editorial staff, not editorials staff, however many editors there are.
editorials is a form of editorial
editorial, noun: A piece in a newspaper or other publication that sets out its editors' view on a particular subject or current event. Full entry
- Forms
- editorialeditorials plural
- Spelling
- editorial → editorials: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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