yellow journalism
blood and thunder, demonstrativeness, emotional appeal, emotionalism, emotionality, emotionalizing, histrionics, human interest, love interest, making scenes, melodrama, melodramatics, sensationalism, theatricality, theatrics ,
histrionic - Thespian, actor-proof, affected, all-star, artificial, ballet, balletic, cinematic, cinematographic, dramatic, dramatical, emotive, film, ham, hammy,
go back on - abandon, back out, be unfaithful, beg off, break faith, cry off, depart from, desert, discard, drop out, evacuate, fail, forsake, jettison, jilt,
narrowly - barely, closely, hardly, nearly ,
voyaging - boating, canoeing, cruising, navigation, rowing, sailing, seafaring, steaming, yachting ,
subleased - employed, hired, let, mercenary, paid, sublet ,
plough - bank, binder, break, breaker, canal, canalize, carve, chamfer, channel, chisel, combine, corrugate, crab, crack, crimp,
dichotomy - abscission, ambiguity, ambivalence, amputation, bifurcation, bipartition, bisection, branching, butchering, by two, chopping, cleavage, conjugation, cutting, cutting in two,
acceptably - amply, decently, enough, fairly, moderately, pretty, properly, rather, tolerably, well ,
lynch law - anarchism, anarchy, chaos, confusion, disorder, disorderliness, disorganization, disruption, misrule, mob law, mob rule, nihilism, primal chaos, rebellion, revolution,
the chair - axe, block, burning, capital punishment, chair, cross, crucifixion, drop, electric chair, electrocution, execution, fusillade, gallows, gas chamber, guillotine,
go back on - abandon, back out, be unfaithful, beg off, break faith, cry off, depart from, desert, discard, drop out, evacuate, fail, forsake, jettison, jilt,
narrowly - barely, closely, hardly, nearly ,
voyaging - boating, canoeing, cruising, navigation, rowing, sailing, seafaring, steaming, yachting ,
subleased - employed, hired, let, mercenary, paid, sublet ,
plough - bank, binder, break, breaker, canal, canalize, carve, chamfer, channel, chisel, combine, corrugate, crab, crack, crimp,
dichotomy - abscission, ambiguity, ambivalence, amputation, bifurcation, bipartition, bisection, branching, butchering, by two, chopping, cleavage, conjugation, cutting, cutting in two,
acceptably - amply, decently, enough, fairly, moderately, pretty, properly, rather, tolerably, well ,
lynch law - anarchism, anarchy, chaos, confusion, disorder, disorderliness, disorganization, disruption, misrule, mob law, mob rule, nihilism, primal chaos, rebellion, revolution,
the chair - axe, block, burning, capital punishment, chair, cross, crucifixion, drop, electric chair, electrocution, execution, fusillade, gallows, gas chamber, guillotine,