audiovisual
Americanadjective
noun
adjective
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- audiovisually adverb
Etymology
Origin of audiovisual
Example Sentences
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The “Anthology” project found its origins in the early 1970s when Beatles insiders Neil Aspinall and Mal Evans began compiling “Scrapbook,” their rudimentary attempt at taking an audiovisual inventory of the group’s history.
From Salon
Jonathan began his professional career in Mango in 2005 after studying audiovisual communication in the United States and business in Spain.
From Barron's
He was the founding president of the union representing West Africa's entrepreneurs in cinema and audiovisual arts.
From BBC
That uneasiness carries over into his work, which he will premiere at the Glad Cafe in Glasgow on 27 September as part of Sonica, the festival that combines new music and dynamic audiovisual art.
From BBC
With this type of outdoor show, there are no walls to interrupt the flow of sound outward, said Tony Hoover, principal for McKay Conant Hoover, acoustical and audiovisual consultants.
From Los Angeles Times
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