Word of the Day for World Press Day (3 May)
World Press Day Special: Vocabulary, Slogans, and Word of the Day for Students : Today is 3rd May – World Press Day, and it’s the perfect time to remind ourselves why words matter. In your morning assembly, on your classroom notice board, or even during your GK period, the Word of the Day adds something new to your mind every single day.
We’ve picked unique and meaningful words that connect with press, communication, and media—because today is all about celebrating the power of the press and the freedom to speak the truth.
You’ll see words that fit every class—from Nursery to College—with simple meanings, easy examples, synonyms, antonyms, and even where the word came from!
Along with that, we’ve included 5 strong Thoughts of the Day, 5 rhyming Slogans, and 5 short heartfelt messages—perfect for assemblies or your school’s special bulletin. Let’s use this day to learn something new, ask questions, and celebrate the voices that make our world more aware and informed.
Word of the day with Meaning for Primary Classes (Nursery, LKG and UKG)
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| Word |
News |
| Meaning |
Something new that we hear or see. |
| Synonyms |
Story, update, report |
| Antonyms |
Secret, unknown |
| Etymology |
From “new” + “s” (plural) |
| Part of Speech |
Noun |
| Example |
We watched the news on TV with Papa. |
Word of the day with Meaning for Class 1, 2 and 3rd
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Content |
| Word |
Reporter |
| Meaning |
A person who tells or writes news stories. |
| Synonyms |
Journalist, writer, anchor |
| Antonyms |
Listener, reader |
| Etymology |
From Latin reportare, “bring back” |
| Part of Speech |
Noun |
| Example |
The reporter told us what happened in school. |
Word of the day with Meaning for Class 4, 5 and 6th
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Content |
| Word |
Headline |
| Meaning |
The big title of a news story. |
| Synonyms |
Title, caption, banner |
| Antonyms |
Detail, subtext |
| Etymology |
Head + line (19th century term) |
| Part of Speech |
Noun |
| Example |
The headline was bold and eye-catching. |
Word of the day with Meaning for Class 7, 8 and 9th
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| Word |
Editorial |
| Meaning |
An opinion article written by the editor of a paper. |
| Synonyms |
Commentary, viewpoint, column |
| Antonyms |
Report, announcement |
| Etymology |
From Latin editor (to publish) |
| Part of Speech |
Noun |
| Example |
I read an editorial about freedom of speech today. |
Word of the day with Meaning for Class 10, 11 and 12th
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Content |
| Word |
Censorship |
| Meaning |
The act of removing parts of media not allowed. |
| Synonyms |
Suppression, control, restriction |
| Antonyms |
Freedom, openness, transparency |
| Etymology |
From Latin censere, meaning “to judge or assess” |
| Part of Speech |
Noun |
| Example |
Censorship can affect what we read in the news. |
Word of the day with Meaning for College Students
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Content |
| Word |
Misinformation |
| Meaning |
False or inaccurate information, especially in media. |
| Synonyms |
Falsehood, error, disinformation |
| Antonyms |
Truth, fact, accuracy |
| Etymology |
Latin mis- (wrong) + informare (to inform) |
| Part of Speech |
Noun |
| Example |
Social media often spreads misinformation quickly. |
5 Thought of the Day on Press Day
- “Words are powerful—use them to build, not break.”
- “In truth, there is freedom. In lies, there is fear.”
- “The voice of the press echoes the voice of the people.”
- “Free press is the mirror of a free society.”
- “An informed mind is a fearless mind.”
5 Slogans on World Press Day
- “Press for progress, speak for truth!”
- “Freedom of the press, nothing less!”
- “Bold ink writes the real link!”
- “Let the news be free, for democracy to be.”
- “In truth we trust, with facts we must!”
5 Wishes / Messages on World Press Day
- Wishing every journalist strength, truth, and safety on World Press Day.
- May every voice be heard and every fact be shared this World Press Freedom Day.
- Let us honour those who risk their lives for the truth.
- On this day, let us celebrate fearless journalism and informed citizens.
- Truth is not always easy, but it is always right—Happy World Press Day!
So dear readers, we hope you would like these Word of the Day (WOTD) selections and morning assembly words. Explore new vocabulary for students, press day-themed words, and educational words for assembly. These daily words for assembly will provide meaningful word meanings for students, inspiring and educating them every day.
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