telefilm (Meaning)

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telefilm (n)

a movie that is made to be shown on television

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The telefilm, "The Haunting," left viewers on the edge of their seats with its spine-tingling scares.
The popular telefilm, "Friends," has been re-run countless times due to its timeless humor and relatable characters.
The historical telefilm, "Lincoln," accurately depicted the life and presidency of one of America's most iconic historical figures.
The romantic telefilm, "Sweet Magnolias," explores the complex relationships and interconnected lives of a group of friends in a small town.
The documentary telefilm, "The Thin Blue Line," famously presented compelling evidence leading to the exoneration of a man wrongly convicted of murder.
The action-packed telefilm, "24," kept viewers enthralled with its fast-paced plot and nail-biting suspense.
The thought-provoking telefilm, "Black Mirror," explores the dark side of technology and its potential consequences on society.
The holiday telefilm, "It's a Wonderful Life," has become an annual tradition for many families, warming hearts with its timeless message of hope and redemption.
The fantasy telefilm, "Game of Thrones," captivated audiences with its intricate world-building, captivating characters, and epic battles.
The satirical telefilm, "The Colbert Report," used political commentary and humor to provide incisive critiques of current events.

a movie that is made to be shown on television

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The telefilm, "The Haunting," left viewers on the edge of their seats with its spine-tingling scares.

The popular telefilm, "Friends," has been re-run countless times due to its timeless humor and relatable characters.

The historical telefilm, "Lincoln," accurately depicted the life and presidency of one of America's most iconic historical figures.

The romantic telefilm, "Sweet Magnolias," explores the complex relationships and interconnected lives of a group of friends in a small town.