Definition of "op-ed" []

• Of or being a newspaper page, usually opposite the editorial page, that features signed articles expressing personal viewpoints. (adjective)

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• "Anderson was referring to an op-ed piece the corps was preparing to counter an story that had run in the St. Louis Post-Dispach."
• "I am going to piggyback on the WSJ debacle, namely the op-ed signed by 16 scientists stating there was "no need to panic over global warming", and the response letter signed by climate scientists, which states that the op-ed was the "climate-science equivalent of dentists practicing cardiology" -- since there were various non-climate scientists among the signatories."
• "The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, in his Roll Call op-ed "President Is Ignoring Immigration Laws," Feb. 6, argues that a policy of deporting serious criminals instead of parents, military families and students attending college is bad for the country."