telecast (Meaning)

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telecast (n)

a television broadcast

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broadcast via television

The live telecast of the presidential debate captivated the nation.
The upcoming telecast of the World Cup Final promises to be an unforgettable spectacle.
Due to technical difficulties, the telecast of the show had to be postponed.
The telecast rights for the Olympics are highly coveted by broadcasting networks.
The hourly news telecast provides up-to-date information on current events.
The telecast of the charity gala aimed to raise funds for a worthy cause.
The telecast of the funeral featured moving tributes to the deceased.
The telecast of the historical documentary attracted a record-breaking audience.
The telecast of the concert was praised for its exceptional sound and visuals.
The telecast of the premiere episode of the new TV series was met with critical acclaim.

a television broadcast, broadcast via television

broadcast, ad, newscast, announcement, billing, handbill, communique, gazette,cablecast, message

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The live telecast of the presidential debate captivated the nation.

The upcoming telecast of the World Cup Final promises to be an unforgettable spectacle.

Due to technical difficulties, the telecast of the show had to be postponed.

The telecast rights for the Olympics are highly coveted by broadcasting networks.