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Vocabulary Entry
hearst
|noun • verb • adjective
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noun
The proper noun 'Hearst' refers to a media and newspaper company founded by the American newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst.
Example Sentences
"The Hearst Corporation owns many popular magazines and newspapers."
"William Randolph Hearst was a key figure in American journalism."
"You can find a lot of historical information about Hearst's impact on media."
V
verb
To 'hearst' does not have a recognized verb form in standard English; it is primarily used as a proper noun.
Example Sentences
"There are no typical uses of 'hearst' as a verb in English."
"The word 'hearst' is mainly associated with the media company."
"I cannot provide verb example sentences for 'hearst' because it's not commonly used in that form."
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adjective
The term 'Hearst' can be used attributively to describe things related to the Hearst Corporation or to William Randolph Hearst.
Example Sentences
"The Hearst publications are known for their high-quality journalism."
"She admired the Hearst legacy in the world of media."
"They visited the Hearst Castle during their trip to California."