Definitions

TV

[tee-vee, tee-] / ˈtiˈvi, ˌti- /

NOUN

visual and audio entertainment transmitted via radio waves

Synonyms

STRONG

audio baby-sitter box eye receiver station telly tube video

WEAK

TV set boob tube idiot box small screen television set vid

Example Sentences

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The first ever TV adaptation of the William Golding novel will air on 8 February on BBC One.

From BBC

In a world of rapidly changing TV viewing habits, there remains one constant: the NFL.

From MarketWatch

The company argues that it competes in a marketplace that also includes YouTube and other free video platforms on TV.

From The Wall Street Journal

He said it has been "innovating to meet consumers where they are" with new, cheaper YouTube TV and Premium tiers.

From BBC

Football is a perfect sport for the box because TV viewers see far more of the game than do those in attendance.

From The Wall Street Journal