sensationalism 音标拼音: [sɛns'eʃənəl
, ɪzəm]
n . 感情论
感情论
sensationalism n 1 :
subject matter that is calculated to excite and please vulgar tastes 2 :
the journalistic use of subject matter that appeals to vulgar tastes ; "
the tabloids relied on sensationalism to maintain their circulation " [
synonym : {
sensationalism }, {
luridness }]
3 : (
philosophy )
the ethical doctrine that feeling is the only criterion for what is good [
synonym : {
sensualism },
{
sensationalism }]
4 : (
philosophy )
the doctrine that knowledge derives from experience [
synonym : {
empiricism }, {
empiricist philosophy },
{
sensationalism }]
Sensationalism \
Sen *
sa "
tion *
al *
ism \,
n .
1 . (
Metaph .)
The doctrine held by Condillac ,
and by some ascribed to Locke ,
that our ideas originate solely in sensation ,
and consist of sensations transformed ;
sensualism ; --
opposed to {
intuitionalism },
and {
rationalism }.
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
The practice or methods of sensational writing or speaking ;
as ,
the sensationalism of a novel .
[
1913 Webster ]
148 Moby Thesaurus words for "
sensationalism ":
Barnumism ,
Thespian art ,
affectation ,
aggrandizement ,
amateur theatricals ,
amplification ,
ballyhoo ,
bedizenment ,
big talk ,
blatancy ,
blood and thunder ,
blowing up ,
brazenness ,
burlesque ,
caricature ,
colorfulness ,
convolution ,
crudeness ,
dash ,
dazzle ,
dazzlingness ,
demonstrativeness ,
dilatation ,
dilation ,
dramatic art ,
dramatic form ,
dramatic irony ,
dramatic stroke ,
dramatic structure ,
dramaticism ,
dramatics ,
dramatism ,
dramaturgy ,
emotional appeal ,
emotionalism ,
emotionality ,
emotionalization ,
emotionalizing ,
emotiveness ,
emotivity ,
enhancement ,
enlargement ,
exaggerating ,
exaggeration ,
excess ,
exorbitance ,
expansion ,
extravagance ,
extravaganza ,
extravagation ,
extreme ,
flagrancy ,
flamboyance ,
flashiness ,
flatulence ,
flatulency ,
fulsomeness ,
gaiety ,
garishness ,
gaudery ,
gaudiness ,
glare ,
glitter ,
gorgeousness ,
grandiloquence ,
grandioseness ,
grandiosity ,
heightening ,
high -
flown diction ,
histrionics ,
histrionism ,
huckstering ,
human interest ,
hyperbole ,
hyperbolism ,
inflatedness ,
inflation ,
inordinacy ,
jauntiness ,
jazziness ,
lexiphanicism ,
loftiness ,
loudness ,
love interest ,
luridness ,
magnification ,
magniloquence ,
making scenes ,
melodrama ,
melodramatics ,
mere rhetoric ,
meretriciousness ,
nonrationalness ,
obtrusiveness ,
orotundity ,
ostentation ,
ostentatious complexity ,
overemphasis ,
overestimation ,
overkill ,
overstatement ,
panache ,
platitudinous ponderosity ,
play construction ,
polysyllabic profundity ,
pomposity ,
pompous prolixity ,
pompousness ,
pontification ,
pretension ,
pretentiousness ,
prodigality ,
profuseness ,
prose run mad ,
puffery ,
puffing up ,
rhetoric ,
rhetoricalness ,
sententiousness ,
shamelessness ,
showiness ,
sportiness ,
staginess ,
stiltedness ,
stretching ,
superlative ,
swelling utterance ,
swollen phrase ,
swollenness ,
tall talk ,
tawdriness ,
theatricalism ,
theatricality ,
theatricals ,
theatricism ,
theatrics ,
tortuosity ,
tortuousness ,
touting ,
travesty ,
tumidity ,
tumidness ,
turgescence ,
turgidity ,
unreasoningness ,
visceralness ,
vulgarness ,
yellow journalism
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