hosted

Had guests over

Hosted is the past tense of host, meaning to act as host for an event, guest, or service.

Someone hosted a party, a dinner, or a television show.

In computing, a website or application is hosted on a server that stores and delivers its content: The site is hosted on Amazon Web Services.

She hosted Thanksgiving this year.

broadcast

emceed

Served as master of ceremonies

interviewed · announced · introduced · aired · streamed · televised · broadcast · webcast · podcast · simulcast

accommodated

guests

People received hospitably

entertained · welcomed · received · sheltered · housed · harbored · put-up · billeted · quartered · invited

technology

servers

Machines providing network resources

  • cloudAtmospheric water vapor mass
  • datacenterFacility housing networked computers
  • SaaSRemotely hosted software access

virtualization · infrastructure · managed · platform · provider · database · applications · uptime · scalability · bandwidth

hospitality

welcoming

Receiving others warmly

friendliness · generosity · reception · entertainment · courtesy · geniality · amiability · congeniality · politeness · goodwill

Categories
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event organization

hostedattended

Was at an event

participated · boycotted · skipped · missed · crashed

hospitality/welcome

hostedguested

Stayed temporarily somewhere

attended · visited · participated · showed up

digital/technical infrastructure

hostedunhosted

Lacking a facilitator

taken down · on-premise · client-side · offline · deplatformed

Phrases
Family

host, hostile, hostility, hostess, hostage, hosting, hosts, hostesses, hostelry

Familiarity
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