broad·cast
broad·cast/ˈbrôdˌkast,ˈbrädˌkast/
verb
- transmit (a program or some information) by radio or television."the announcement was broadcast live"synonyms: transmit, relay, air, beam, send/put out, put on the air/airwaves, show, screen, televise, telecast, videocast, podcast, live-stream
- scatter (seeds) by hand or machine rather than placing in drills or rows.synonyms: scatter, sow, disperse, sprinkle, spread, distribute, disseminate, strew, throw, toss, fling, bestrew
noun
a radio or television program or transmission.
"the Queen's annual Christmas TV broadcast"
synonyms: program, show, production, presentation, performance, transmission, telecast, videocast, podcast, live stream, screening, prog
adjective
relating to radio or television transmission.
"a broadcast journalist"
adverb
by scattering.
"green manure can be sown broadcast or in rows"
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the act of sending out a program on television or radio: The broadcast of the interview offended many people.
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BROADCAST meaning: 1 : to send out (signals, programs, etc.) by radio or television; 2 : to tell (something that is private or secret) to many people.
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