televise

Show on screen

To televise is to broadcast by television: The game will be televised nationally.

The word works as the active counterpart to passive reception—networks televise events, cameras televise proceedings.

Something televised reaches a viewing audience through transmission: The trial was televised live.

broadcast

airwaves

Radio frequency spectrum

satellite · cable · relay · telecast · programming · schedule · channel · frequency · antenna · signal

production

producer

One who makes things

soundstage · newsroom · studio · anchor · correspondent · reporter · journalist · footage · documentary · sitcom

live

real-time

Occurring without processing delay

  • on-airCurrently being broadcast
  • simulcastBroadcast on multiple outlets simultaneously
  • uncutNot reduced or shortened

unedited · breaking · coverage · play-by-play · exclusive · instantaneous · delay · same-day · remote · feed

cinematography

camera

Image capturing device

angle · zoom · focus · videography · shot · framing · pan · tilt · switcher

viewing

screen

Display or barrier

resolution · plasma · LED · OLED · projection · widescreen · tuner · receiver

Categories
Opposites
broadcast vs. withhold

televisesuppress

Forcibly put an end to

black out · withhold · censor · embargo · conceal

medium of broadcast

televiseradio

Electromagnetic wave receiver

radio broadcast · podcast · webcast · print · livestream

Phrases
Family

television, televisions, televised, televising, televises

Familiarity
Top 50,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G