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(I think by "mediatic" you mean high-profile / highly controversial etc)

• anthk 3y ago
  Yes, highly controversial and the scandal it's still infamous on every media and press. Mediatic in my language (and almost by extension it could in English by adapting Romance roots) means something widespread in media but as highly broadcasted over and over because of being scandalous/controversial.
  • switch007 3y ago
    Mediatic isn't a word in English currently (not according to the Oxford Dictionary at least). But let's make it happen ! ;)
    • anthk 3y ago
      Neither it was "liderar" and "líder" in Spanish (líder from Eng leader, and liderar is 'to lead') about just 100 years ago, and that word almost looks like has been in Spanish forever...
      • switch007 3y ago
        Non sequitur ... ? Wrong thread? You didn't like being corrected, so you're just giving us random etymology lessons? :D