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byline

byline
NounTransitive Verb
pl: bylinespast: bylinedpp: bylineding: bylining

Meanings

Nounbyline

A line in a newspaper or magazine that gives the name of the writer of an article.

The journalist was thrilled to see her name in the byline of the front-page story.

Transitive Verbbyline
[~ something]

To provide a writer's name as a credit line for a specific piece of writing.

Examples

The young reporter was thrilled to see her name in the byline of the front page story.

none

The young reporter was thrilled to see her name in the byline of the front page story.

Business

I cannot believe I finally got a byline in a national magazine.

Check the byline to see who wrote this piece.

Office

Check the byline to see who wrote this piece.

Business

The editor decided to byline the article under a pseudonym to protect the source.

He spent years as a ghostwriter before the company agreed to byline his work.

Office

He spent years as a ghostwriter before the company agreed to byline his work.

Who is listed in the byline for the investigative report on city hall.

Detective

Who is listed in the byline for the investigative report on city hall.

Office

I wonder if they will byline this column jointly or just give it to one person.

none

The byline was missing from the digital version of the story.

Business

Make sure you byline every freelance contribution correctly.

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