Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

mediagenic

adjective

/ˌmiːdiəˈdʒɛnɪk/

Definition

Having qualities that make someone or something particularly appealing or attractive in a media context.

Examples

The politician’s mediagenic personality won over many voters during the campaign.
Her mediagenic smile brightened up the television commercials she starred in.
He may not be an expert, but his mediagenic style makes him popular among viewers.

Meaning

The term is often used to describe individuals, such as celebrities or public figures, who possess an engaging presence that draws attention in media formats, particularly television, social media, and other visual platforms.