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      sensationalistic
      adjective
      typical of tabloids
      Roots
      sentiresens- · Latin · to feel, perceiveatio-ation · Latin · act, statealis-al · Latin · relating toistes-ist · Greek · one who practicesikos-ic · Greek · pertaining to
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      Where does sensationalistic come from?

      The word sensationalistic breaks down into 5 roots of Latin and Greek origin: sens, from Latin sentire (“to feel, perceive”); -ation, from Latin atio (“act, state”); -al, from Latin alis (“relating to”); -ist, from Greek istes (“one who practices”); and -ic, from Greek ikos (“pertaining to”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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