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This single word will leave you breathless – literally

1 source1 article First seen 13 hours ago Updated 13 hours ago United Kingdom Truth score 42

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Summary

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is no match for the English dictionary’s longest word.

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Who is covering this

The Sydney Morning Herald Leans left Factuality: High AU 13 hours ago
This single word will leave you breathless – literally
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is no match for the English dictionary’s longest word.

Truth score

42/100Limited corroboration

Independent outlets: 1
Source reliability: 78/100
Sides of the spectrum covering it: 1/3
Propaganda risk: 0/100

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Coverage by lean

Left 100%100%

Left: 1
Centre: 0
Right: 0
Not rated: 0

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Source quality

Average reliability: 78/100 (High)
Low-credibility outlets: 0%
State media: 0%
Opinion pieces: 0%

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Where the coverage comes from

Australia1