live
Inhabit this world
The verb live (pronounced with a short vowel) has two main meanings: reside (live in Idaho) and have life (lived to the age of 100).
If you live off something, it supports you: Carol lived off her pension.
The adjective and adverb live (pronounced with a long vowel) characterizes things that are experienced or captured in real time (live performance, recorded live).
Live is similar to alive in some phrases (live birth, live wire).
The noun life has the plural form lives.
Real-time digital delivery
- simulcastBroadcast on multiple outlets simultaneously
- telecastTransmitted television program
- webcastStreamed online transmission
- airtimeScheduled transmission period
on-air · coverage · play-by-play · feed · transmission · real-time · unedited · unscripted
Inhabit a place
homestead · tenancy · residency · quarters · household · domicile · apartment · bungalow
Live musical performance
- onstageBefore the audience
- venuePlace of occurrence
- audienceGathered viewers collectively
- acousticRelating to sound
unplugged · gig · encore · setlist · improvisation · applause · touring · festival
Truly what it claims
- realTruly existing, not fake
- truthfulAccurate and sincere
- honestFree from deception
- unfilteredNot passed through screen
raw · sincere · unpretentious · heartfelt · credible · legitimate · transparent · earnest
Having much vigor
- vibrantFull of life, intensity
- animatedFull of life, or drawn moving
- dynamicActive and changing
- spiritedFull of vim
vivacious · exuberant · peppy · effervescent · bubbly · zesty · enthusiastic · sparkling
streaming
Real-time digital delivery
- simulcastBroadcast on multiple outlets simultaneously
- telecastTransmitted television program
- webcastStreamed online transmission
airtime · on-air · coverage · play-by-play · feed · transmission · real-time · unedited · unscripted · satellite
dwell
Inhabit a place
abode · homestead · tenancy · residency · quarters · household · domicile · apartment · bungalow · villa
concert
Live musical performance
acoustic · unplugged · gig · encore · setlist · improvisation · applause · touring · festival · residency
genuine
Truly what it claims
unfiltered · raw · sincere · unpretentious · heartfelt · credible · legitimate · transparent · earnest · candid
energetic
Having much vigor
spirited · vivacious · exuberant · peppy · effervescent · bubbly · zesty · enthusiastic · sparkling · vigorous
wire
Thin metallic conductor
- currentDirected flow of charge
- chargedFormally accused of crime
- voltageElectrical potential difference
shock · conductor · exposed · hot · circuit · hazard · grounded · energized · terminal · cable
rounds
Ammunition or bout divisions
unexploded · ordnance · cartridge · shell · explosive · firearm · magazine · chamber · discharge · detonation
- televisionTV, television, broadcast, TV shows, TV series
- event adjectivesannual, scheduled, planned, recurring, upcoming
- game statespaused, loading, ended, active, finished
- homographsalternate, bass, bow, close, compound
- Instagramselfie, feed, followers, hashtag, hashtags
- Sports Broadcastingplay-by-play, color commentary, announcer, commentator, analyst
liverecorded
Captured for posterity
prerecorded · taped · canned · on tape · filmed
livedead
No longer alive
inactive · off · disconnected · inert · nonoperational
- living roomHome's social space
- make a livingSustain oneself through income
- making a livingEarning enough to survive
- live onContinue to exist
- living togetherSharing a dwelling
- live musicOnstage musical performance
lively, alive, living, deliver, lives, livestock, lived, liveliness, livelihood