“…The group of stylistically marked suffixes also include -shchin(a) with a pronounced connotative component (Lopatin & Ulukhanov, 2016, p. 700). This suffix remains productive in media word- The range of evaluative-labeled formants in the modern Russian language is wide, while its composition is actively replenished (Ratsiburskaya et al, 2020), for example, in modern media wordformation the affixoid -gate is in demand with the meaning 'political scandal caused by any unseemly situation' (Efremova, 2000): Rashageyt kak psikhoz (Rushagate as psychosis) (Nezavisimaya Gazeta, 25.07.2019) -nomination of the scandal related to the foreign policy of Russia; Kriminal'nyy gubernator. In addition to the formants discussed above, the Russian word-formation system contains other evaluatively marked affixes and affixoids that show productivity for the creation of media neologisms, such as: the prefix nedo-(under-) with the semantics of inferiority (nedodeputat -a deputy who does not have the necessary qualities to hold an appointment), the prefixoid lzhe-(false-), prefixes pseudo-, quasiwith the semantics of quasi-statehood (kvazigosudarstvo -quasi-state, lzhevrachi -false doctors, psevdoprofessional -pseudo-professional), the prefixoid narco-with the semantics of drug connection (narkomechta -narco-dream).…”