broadcasts Antonyms
Strongest:
- bulletins
- communiqu-s
- telecasts
- announcements
- cablecasts
- notifications
- advertisements
- postings
- ads
- newscasts
Strong:
- messages
- communications
- notices
- adverts
- show-bills
- flyers
- dispatches
- placards
- fliers
- handouts
- broadsides
- releases
- playbills
- commercials
- billboards
- signs
- fly-sheets
- posters
- handbills
- circulars
- brochures
- gazettes
Weak:
Meaning of broadcasts
broadcasts
the act of sending sound or images by radio or television, to or over a broad area, to transmit a broadcast, made public by means of radio or television, the act of transmitting sound or images by radio or television, to scatter or sow over a broad area, to send out by radio or television, of or relating to radio or television broadcasting, to speak or perform on a broadcast program, so as to spread far and wide, a casting or scattering in all directions (as of seed from the hand in sowing), a single radio or television program, a program that is broadcast on radio or television or over the Internet, to make widely known, scattered in all directions, to scatter or sow (seed or something similar) over a broad area, to send out or transmit (something, such as a program) by means of radio or television or by streaming over the Internet, cast or scattered in all directions
broadcasts Sentence Examples
- The radio station broadcasts music and news throughout the day.
- The local television station broadcasts local events and weather reports nightly.
- The satellite company broadcasts dozens of channels 24 hours a day.
- The Internet allows users to broadcast their own videos and podcasts.
- Social media platforms enable users to broadcast their thoughts and ideas to a wider audience.
- Political campaigns often broadcast advertisements during election season.
- Sports broadcasters commentate on games live and provide analysis post-game.
- Satellite dishes receive broadcasts from geostationary satellites orbiting the Earth.
- Wireless signals allow broadcasters to reach devices within a certain range.
- The government regulates broadcasting to ensure fair competition and protect public interests.
FAQs About the word broadcasts
the act of sending sound or images by radio or television, to or over a broad area, to transmit a broadcast, made public by means of radio or television, the ac
bulletins, communiqués,telecasts, announcements, cablecasts, notifications, advertisements, postings, ads, newscasts
masks, obscures, hides, secretes, conceals,holds (in), contains,limits, veils, cloaks
The radio station broadcasts music and news throughout the day.
The local television station broadcasts local events and weather reports nightly.
The satellite company broadcasts dozens of channels 24 hours a day.
The Internet allows users to broadcast their own videos and podcasts.
