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Meaning of rebroadcast
rebroadcast (n)
a broadcast that repeated at a later time
rebroadcast (v)
broadcast again, as of a film
rebroadcast Sentence Examples
- The news station's rebroadcast of the press conference highlighted the government's response to the crisis.
- The documentary about climate change will be rebroadcast on multiple channels to reach a wider audience.
- The rebroadcast of the historical speeches provided a glimpse into the past and its impact on present events.
- The radio station decided to rebroadcast the popular podcast episode due to its overwhelming response.
- The rebroadcast of the sporting event allowed fans who missed the live broadcast to catch up on the action.
- The rebroadcast of the school play allowed students who were unable to attend the live performance to experience it.
- The government used rebroadcasting to disseminate information about public health guidelines during the pandemic.
- The company rebroadcast its earnings call to allow investors who missed the original broadcast to access the information.
- The rebroadcast of the award ceremony allowed viewers to see the winners of their favorite categories.
- The rebroadcast of the webinar enabled attendees who couldn't participate in the live session to gain insights from the speakers.
FAQs About the word rebroadcast
a broadcast that repeated at a later time, broadcast again, as of a film
rerun, repeat, repetition, iteration, replay, reprise, rehearsal, recitation, reiteration,renewal
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The news station's rebroadcast of the press conference highlighted the government's response to the crisis.
The documentary about climate change will be rebroadcast on multiple channels to reach a wider audience.
The rebroadcast of the historical speeches provided a glimpse into the past and its impact on present events.
The radio station decided to rebroadcast the popular podcast episode due to its overwhelming response.
