television
noun
the transmission of programming, in the form of still or moving images, via radio waves, cable wires, satellite, or wireless network to a receiver or other screen.
televisionary
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a word derived from
television.
Example Sentences
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The full potential of the medium that televisionary Ted Turner bet the house on is just beginning to be realized.
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They're more like a bad case of televisionary Tourette's--snappy, canned punch lines that bring the rhythms of sitcom patter into everyday experience.
From Time Magazine Archive
The advantages of this somewhat televisionary technique outweigh its defects; perhaps in this book a precedent is born for those pseudo-biographers who bend the lives of great men into bizarre and unlikely curlicues.
From Time Magazine Archive
Chris Carter CREATOR, THE X-FILES To every generation, there is a televisionary.
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