journalese
/ˌdʒɜrnəˈliːz/; /ˌdʒɜrnəˈleɪz/Definitions
1. noun
Language or style characteristic of journalists, often including sensational or attention-grabbing features.
“The article was criticized for its use of journalese, which made it seem more like a tabloid than a reputable news source.”
2. noun
A particular style of writing or reporting used by journalists.
“The author’s use of journalese in the article made it easy to follow for a general audience.”