Synonyms for headline
ˈhɛdˌlaɪnhead·line

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1. headlinenoun

   To have top billing; to be the main attraction

   The headline on today's newspaper reads John Doe Wins Wood-Splitting Competition.

   Synonyms:
   hed

2. headlinenoun

   The top-billed attraction

   Synonyms:
   headliner

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1. headline, newspaper headlineverb

   the heading or caption of a newspaper article

   Synonyms:
   newspaper headline

2. headlineverb

   publicize widely or highly, as if with a headline

3. headlineverb

   provide (a newspaper page or a story) with a headline

Matched Categories

1. • Advertise
   • Provide
   • Publishing

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1. List of paraphrases for "headline":

   title, epitaph, holder, global, heading, incumbent, overall

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1. Greg McBride:

   To feel good about where inflation is headed, we need to see more than just moderation in the rate of both headline and core inflation, we also need to see moderation in price pressures across a wide range of categories that are staples of the household budget: shelter, food, electricity, motor vehicle insurance, apparel, and household furnishings and operations.

2. Chris Weston:

   We know inflation will be transitory – it’s a question of how long it takes for the year-on-year change to head back to 2%, a number below 4.5% on the headline print and we should see USD/JPY and USD/CHF under pressure.

3. Doug Porter:

   So, while the headline number is a disappointment, you don't have to dig too far beneath the surface to see the overall results weren't uniformly bad.

4. Olga Yangol:

   We are taking the opportunity to add exposure in Brazil from the beginning of this year. Not just sovereign but to some corporate names which have limited exposure to the scandal, but have sold off on overall headline risk.

5. Doug Porter:

   Full-time employment was quite strong, wages bounced back, and the unemployment rate held steady, so, while the headline number is a disappointment, you don't have to dig too far beneath the surface to see the overall results weren't uniformly bad.