Definition

The opinions or advice given by experts, especially in politics or media.

Example

The punditry surrounding the election was intense, with many experts sharing their views.

Conversation

Have you noticed how much punditry is on TV these days?

Yeah, it seems like everyone has an opinion about everything now.

I wonder if it's always been this way or if it's just a recent trend.

It definitely feels like there's more focus on punditry than actual news.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Punditry → It is formed from "pundit" (from Hindi *pandit*, meaning a learned man or teacher) and the suffix "-ry" (meaning a state or condition). The word "punditry" refers to the state or condition of being a pundit, or the practice of giving opinions or commentary, especially in the media.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'learned man' ('pundit') sharing his knowledge or opinions, and the '-ry' indicating the condition of doing so. This helps you remember that 'punditry' is about the practice of giving expert opinions.

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