Newsroom

Definition of Newsroom

A room in a newspaper or news organization where news is gathered and prepared for publication or broadcast.

How should Newsroom divide into syllables

There are 2 syllables in the word 'newsroom'. The vowels are 'e' and 'o'. The consonants are 'n', 'w', 's', 'r', and 'm'.

Part of Speech - Newsroom

The reporters were all in the newsroom, working on their stories.

Sentences with Newsroom

• The newsroom was buzzing with excitement as they prepared to cover the big story.
• She always dreamed of working in a newsroom and reporting on important events.
• The newsroom was filled with reporters typing away on their computers.
• The newsroom was quiet as everyone focused on finishing their assignments.
• I visited the newsroom and was amazed by all the equipment and technology they use to report the news.
• The newsroom is where journalists work hard to bring us the latest news and information.
• The newsroom is the heart of any news organization.
• The newsroom is a busy and exciting place to work.
• The newsroom is where stories are created and brought to life.
• The newsroom is where reporters go to get the latest updates on breaking news.

Quotes with Newsroom

• In the newsroom, silence is golden, except when it's not.
• The newsroom is like a big family, full of different personalities and opinions.
• I love the energy and excitement of the newsroom.
• The newsroom is where the magic happens.
• Working in a newsroom is both challenging and rewarding.
• In the newsroom, every second counts.
• The newsroom is where the truth is revealed.
• The newsroom is a place where ideas come to life.
• In the newsroom, deadlines are king.
• The newsroom is where the story begins.

Number of characters in Newsroom

8 ( n, e, w, s, r, o, o, m )

Unique letters in Newsroom

7 ( n, e, w, s, r, o, m )

Newsroom Backwards

moorswen

Phonetic Transcription of Newsroom

IPA (International): ˈnu:ˌzru:m

ARA (American): ˈnuˌzrum

EPA (English): ˈnu:ˌzru:m

NUW-ZRUW-M