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Definition of media-savvy in English: media-savvyadjective informal Having a shrewd understanding of how to deal with publicity and the media. she was media-savvy—she knew how to dress the part and win the public's hearts Example sentencesExamples - The tax affairs of the big corporates are in the public domain and world leaders have their every word and deed pored over by a media-savvy, switched-on audience.
- I think our police chief is a media-savvy publicity hound, overly obsessed with his own public image and the image of his force.
- Ostensibly hard-hitting and media-savvy journalists invariably focus instead on symptoms of the underlying malaise.
- Being fashion-conscious and media-savvy (particularly when it comes to using the Internet), young adults are fiercely opposed to being told what to do, especially by 'officials'.
- A less media-savvy organisation might have sat back and waited for the lurid headlines of a nation drowning in borrowing to be written.
- New, media-savvy extremists are riding unemployment to win over voters.
- All too often, journalists become the tools of media-savvy activist groups, says Adams.
- By far the clearest effects of wireless are being seen in kids, a naturally media-savvy group whose lives are being shaped by this technology.
- The temptation to read the new novel's media-savvy hero as a stand-in for the media-savvy author should be resisted.
- IMHO you underestimate how media-savvy middle Australia is today.
- The panoply of photographs in the exhibition attested to his stature as a media-savvy self-promoter.
- What sets Sidney and most of the characters in Scream apart from previous slasher film characters is that, in a world of integrated communication, they are very media-savvy.
Synonyms astute, sharp-witted, sharp, acute, intelligent, clever, alert, canny, perceptive, perspicacious, observant, discriminating, sagacious, sage, wise, far-seeing, far-sighted suave, urbane, sophisticated, polished, debonair, courteous, gracious, smooth-tongued, glib, persuasive, slick, oily, ingratiating, unctuous
Definition of media-savvy in US English: media-savvyadjective informal Having a shrewd understanding of how to deal with publicity and the media. she was media-savvy—she knew how to dress the part and win the public's hearts Example sentencesExamples - All too often, journalists become the tools of media-savvy activist groups, says Adams.
- I think our police chief is a media-savvy publicity hound, overly obsessed with his own public image and the image of his force.
- Being fashion-conscious and media-savvy (particularly when it comes to using the Internet), young adults are fiercely opposed to being told what to do, especially by 'officials'.
- The panoply of photographs in the exhibition attested to his stature as a media-savvy self-promoter.
- What sets Sidney and most of the characters in Scream apart from previous slasher film characters is that, in a world of integrated communication, they are very media-savvy.
- The tax affairs of the big corporates are in the public domain and world leaders have their every word and deed pored over by a media-savvy, switched-on audience.
- Ostensibly hard-hitting and media-savvy journalists invariably focus instead on symptoms of the underlying malaise.
- By far the clearest effects of wireless are being seen in kids, a naturally media-savvy group whose lives are being shaped by this technology.
- A less media-savvy organisation might have sat back and waited for the lurid headlines of a nation drowning in borrowing to be written.
- New, media-savvy extremists are riding unemployment to win over voters.
- IMHO you underestimate how media-savvy middle Australia is today.
- The temptation to read the new novel's media-savvy hero as a stand-in for the media-savvy author should be resisted.
Synonyms astute, sharp-witted, sharp, acute, intelligent, clever, alert, canny, perceptive, perspicacious, observant, discriminating, sagacious, sage, wise, far-seeing, far-sighted suave, urbane, sophisticated, polished, debonair, courteous, gracious, smooth-tongued, glib, persuasive, slick, oily, ingratiating, unctuous
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