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distad

[dis-tad]

adverb

  1. toward or at the distal end or part.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of distad1

First recorded in 1795–1805; dist(ant) + -ad 3
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Example Sentences

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Distad said his company will look at more opportunities to bundle Fox One with other streaming services.

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“Nobody knows how many news fans are outside of the pay TV universe,” Distad said.

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Distad is encouraged by the reach of Fox News content online after it airs live on the TV network.

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But Distad said profit projections are “aggressive” as the platform will not spend money to create original programming.

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Distad said the company is considering putting podcasts on the Fox One platform.

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