video screen

or vid·e·o·screen

[ vid-ee-oh skreen ]

noun

, Computers.

1. screen ( def 4 ).

Example Sentences

The word “Kompetenz” flashed across a video screen at Scholz’s closing rally in Cologne Friday.

From Vox

For anyone who craves a glimpse of “Aqueous” and “Celestial,” a video screen melds changing images from all three Artechouse locations.

From Washington Post

The advocacy group Progressive Maryland hired a truck to drive through around the complex for six hours, with a billboard-sized video screen broadcasting taped interviews with residents struggling with the economic fallout of the pandemic.

From Washington Post

She moves through cleverly chosen locations in the pre-pandemic city, struggling to deactivate the video screen in a cab, wandering around the Queens Museum’s scale model of the five boroughs like a flâneur Godzilla.

From Time

They were few enough that at times it seemed a coveted appearance on the Brobdingnagian video screen might come to each and every one of them.

From Washington Post

“Technology enables dissent,” the former NSA contractor told the crowd of thousands via video screen, this time sans robot.

From The Daily Beast

They all watched a video screen at the end of the table, on which there was an infinitely more familiar face.

From Project Gutenberg

He waited another five minutes, saw the PIB cross-index clerk appear on the video screen.

From Project Gutenberg

With elaborate absent-mindedness, Chester Pelton reached for the switch to turn on the video screen over the pantry door.

From Project Gutenberg

Then Lancedale's video screen became the frame for an almost unbelievably commonplace set of features.

From Project Gutenberg

I wiped my eyes clear with my knuckles—and at that instant the video screen flashed with a series of concentric halos.

From Project Gutenberg