A synonym for “sensationalised” that is suitable for reading

manpreet Best Answer 2 years ago

I have to prepare a 1min response based on a question of "What’s a difference between a busy body asking questions and a critical thinker asking questions?"

I am using the current introduction.

What’s the difference between questions from critical thinkers and questions from mere busybodies? The first difference is busybodies would not ask this question. In this era where any information can be obtained at our fingertips, critical thinking is the ability to discern logical fallacies from any form of sensationalised media.

Busybodies mainly ask elaborating and clarifying questions, and the answers to these why’s and how’s can easily be found. [Cut off]

As I have to speak in a minute, words with long syllabuses like "sensationalised" are definitely difficult to deal with, particularly with my weak English standards. Is there a suitable synonym to replace it or is there a better way to replace the entire sentence to be suitable for speaking.