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  • as innews
  • as intiding

synonyms for headlines

  • account
  • advice
  • announcement
  • broadcast
  • data
  • disclosure
  • message
  • report
  • rumor
  • statement
  • story
  • word
  • bulletin
  • cable
  • cognizance
  • communication
  • copy
  • description
  • discovery
  • dispatch
  • enlightenment
  • hearsay
  • intelligence
  • itemization
  • knowledge
  • leak
  • narration
  • particularization
  • recital
  • recognition
  • release
  • scandal
  • scoop
  • specification
  • telecast
  • telegram
  • telling
  • tidings
  • communiqué
  • exposé
  • eye-opener
  • front-page news
  • lowdown
  • news flash
  • the goods

antonyms for headlines

MOST RELEVANT
  • question
  • silence
  • truth
  • concealment
  • ignorance
  • suppression
  • history
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How to use headlines in a sentence

Virginia made national headlines in the Presidential election of 1928.
HALLOWED HERITAGE: THE LIFE OF VIRGINIADOROTHY M. TORPEY
Newspaper headlines are usually attractive enough, but shamefully untruthful.
ENGLISH: COMPOSITION AND LITERATUREW. F. (WILLIAM FRANKLIN) WEBSTER
Billie, much bewildered, turned to Kit as for help, but the slender hand of Doña Jocasta reached out pointing to the headlines.
THE TREASURE TRAILMARAH ELLIS RYAN
The "scare" headlines are set forth in letters three inches in height.
AMERICAN SKETCHESCHARLES WHIBLEY
The Honourable Mr. Marchand mopped his brow and read the startling headlines again.
THE WHITE SHIELDMYRTLE REED
Thus, light-hearted gossip, which talks in headlines, and recks little of the subtler issues of life.
THE TERMS OF SURRENDERLOUIS TRACY
He knew little of the men and women who figured therein; even less of the events which called for big type and immense headlines.
THE TERMS OF SURRENDERLOUIS TRACY
One glance at the headlines had told him to whom they referred, and the paragraph that followed was still more explicit.
MRS. VANDERSTEIN'S JEWELSMRS. CHARLES BRYCE
The letters were swimming before him; he could only vaguely distinguish the black capitals and the headlines; the rest was a blur.
THE ARBITERLADY F. E. E. BELL
At every street corner newsboys shouted the latest headlines—that the publisher had been missing nearly twenty-four hours.
GHOST BEYOND THE GATEMILDRED A. WIRT
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