mediamacro
English
noun
Definitions
- (politics) A narrative or set of beliefs promulgated as factual by news media that distorts macroeconomic consensus, e.g. often presenting the (total) government deficit as a prime economic indicator and invoking analogies between governments and households on debt.
Etymology
Compound from English media + English macro (large, macroeconomics).
Origin
English
macro
Gloss
large, macroeconomics
Kanji
大
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- MediaWiki English
- Ziomedia English
- antimedia English
- bimedia English
- bimediality English
- cybermedia English
- hypermedia English
- intermedia English
- macro English
- macroing English
- macrolanguage English
- macrolike English
- macrovirus English
- media English
- media-savvy English
- mediacentric English
- mediacracy English
- mediacrat English
- mediafan English
- mediagenic English
- medialect English
- mediamaking English
- mediaperson English
- mediasation English
- mediascape English
- mediaspeak English
- mediasphere English
- mediazation English
- megamedia English
- multimedia English
- nonmedia English
- polymedia English
- transmedia English
- watermedia English
- media Finnish
- media Latin
- makro Hungarian
- makró Hungarian
- медиа Russian
- μακρός Ancient Greek
- makro Norwegian Bokmål
- media Portuguese
- mídia Portuguese
- makro Norwegian Nynorsk
- मीडिया Hindi
- 미디어 Korean
- midia Tok Pisin
- media
- macro
- bimedia
- mediafan
- Ziomedia
- nonmedia
- macroing
- medialect
- mediacrat
- polymedia
- MediaWiki
- macrolike
- megamedia
- antimedia
- intermedia
- mediacracy
- transmedia
- watermedia
- hypermedia
- multimedia
- cybermedia
- mediascape
- mediagenic
- macrovirus
- mediaspeak
- mediazation
- media-savvy
- mediasation
- mediamaking
- bimediality
- mediasphere
- mediaperson
- mediacentric
- macrolanguage