Television

What do we mean by television?

An electronic broadcast system in which special providers transmit a continuous program of video content to the public or subscribers by way of antenna, cable, or satellite dish, often on multiple channels. noun

Video content, especially short programs, created for or distributed through such a system. noun

An electronic device for viewing television programs and movies, consisting of a display screen and speakers. noun

The industry of producing and broadcasting television programs. noun

An electronic communication medium that allows the transmission of real-time visual images, and often sound. noun

A device for receiving television signals and displaying them in visual form. noun

Collectively, the programs broadcast via the medium of television. noun

To watch television. verb

A telecommunication system that transmits images of objects (stationary or moving) between distant points noun

Broadcasting visual images of stationary or moving objects noun

An electronic device that receives television signals and displays them on a screen noun

An electronic communication medium that allows the transmission of real-time visual images, and often sound.

A device for receiving television signals and displaying them in visual form.

Collectively, the programs broadcast via the medium of television.

Vision at a distance.

Mankind's greatest and worst achievement. Urban Dictionary

The early 21st century drug of choice. A shared illusion, making its addicts think they have friends, a life, access to good information, and the critical thinking skills to form valid opinions. Fatal in large doses. Urban Dictionary

The electronic form of the plague. Urban Dictionary

The downfall of mankind. Also known as the idiot box. Urban Dictionary

The only truth you know. Urban Dictionary

The cathode ray tube is the retina of the mind's eye. Urban Dictionary

The broadcasting of a moving picture Urban Dictionary

My lifeline, if there is no tv, I would be bored. Urban Dictionary

The greatest invention ever known to man. Also see tv Urban Dictionary

1. Opiate for the masses since the 1950's. Therby rendering them unfit both physically and mentally for any form of revolution. Rolling over on the sofa does not count as a revolution. 2. Very effective brainwashing machine. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to television:
television, televison, televisión, televisions, televising, televisor, televisie, cellevision.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word television:
presenter, uhf, miniseries, sitcom, aired, cbc, channels, pbs, broadcast, channel, nbc, broadcasting, airing, broadcaster, cbs, abc, emmy, advertisements, analog, airs, series, soap, cable, drama, stations, syndicated, networks, network, personality, premiered, bbc, productions, starred, shows, programming, adaptation, starring, show, movies, affiliate, serial, comedy, actress, programme, actor, producer, roles, episode, credits, anchor, documentary, fox, mtv, ratings, satellite, radio, animation, reporter, portrayed, coverage, advertising, digital, news, appearances, disney, programs, adventures, filmed, host.

Words that rhyme with television:
vision, provision, decision, division, envision, derision, precision, revision, collision, incision, rescission, supervision, excision, misprision, circumcision, recision, subdivision, parisian, univision, indecision, night vision, split decision, cablevision, long division, short division, cell division, reduction division, judicial decision, macrovision, final decision, porcupine provision, bakke decision, line of vision, advertising division, word division, form division, phase of cell division, administrative division, cellular division, sarkisian, activision, territorial division, sales division, avedisian, computervision, coopervision, divison, exploravision, multivision, spectravision, valuevision, worldvision, xyvision.

Adjectives that are often used to describe television:
commercial, public, national, educational, american, circuit, british, digital, live, satellite, local, interactive, time, instructional, much, closed, definition, french, for, made, daytime, screen, soviet, popular, german, terrestrial, violent, global, prime, portable, canadian, inch, italian, japanese, nationwide, australian, night, independent, less, west, israeli, european, language, pre, electronic, chinese, conventional, spanish, russian, regional, standard, mainstream, transnational, contemporary, brazilian, network, noncommercial, swedish, way, primetime, color, closedcircuit, factual, dutch, episodic, controlled, iraqi.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective television:
programmes, reports, news, viewers, characters, commercials, interviews, broadcasts, audio, material, commission.

Consonant match to television:
televison.

Words that sound like television:
tv, television, televison, televisions, television show, televising, televisa, televisual, relevation, delavan, delevan, tunnelvision, tunnel vision, titivation, helvetian, division, elevation, televideo, telamon, cell division, diluvian, television set, telemann, television news, television tube, divisione, television room.