op-ed-column

Vocabulary Word

Definition

An 'op-ed column' is a article in a publication expressing the writer’s own views. 'Op-ed' stands for 'opposite the editorial page', as that’s where these pieces appeared historically in newspapers.

Examples in Different Contexts

In political commentary, 'op-ed columns' serve as a platform for ongoing debate and perspective sharing. A political commentator might assert, 'My op-ed column seeks to challenge conventional wisdom and inspire political engagement among readers.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

Our growth plans have caught quite an attention lately. It would be great if you could elucidate further on it.

Response:

That's an excellent idea. I can write an op-ed column to give readers an inside look at our growth strategy.

Public-Policy

Scenario:

The new immigration policy seems to be a hot topic these days. As a policy expert, your analysis would enlighten many.

Response:

I'm actually considering writing an op-ed column on the recent immigration policy and its potential impact.