Definition

Sending signals or information to a wide audience in various directions.

Example

The broadcasting service reached millions of viewers across the country.

Conversation

Have you seen the new broadcasting system at the radio station?

Yeah, it's amazing how clear the sound is now!

I heard they improved the broadcasting range too.

Absolutely! It's like they can reach everyone in the city now.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

The activity of sending out radio or television programs to the public.

Example

The broadcasting of the news is an important part of keeping people informed.

Conversation

Have you ever thought about getting into broadcasting?

Actually, I have! It sounds really exciting.

Yeah, I think the broadcasting industry has so many opportunities.

Definition

The action of sending out signals, messages, or information to a wide audience, often through radio, television, or the internet.

Example

The radio station is broadcasting live from the concert.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you heard about the new radio station broadcasting in our area?

Yeah, I caught a bit of it yesterday; it sounds interesting!

I think they’re broadcasting some local music too, which is cool.

Root Explanation

Broadcasting → It is formed from "broad" (from Old English "brād", meaning wide) and "casting" (from Old Norse "kasta", meaning to throw). The word "broadcasting" means throwing out information widely or over a large area.

Memory Tip

Think of 'wide' ('broad') and 'throwing' ('casting') information out to many people — that's what broadcasting means.

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