adj
Uncommon
televised
Televised (adj) means Shown on television; broadcast. Example: “The debate was televised live to millions of viewers.”
adj
1
Shown on television; broadcast.
"The debate was televised live to millions of viewers."
"The disruption to rail-related construction follows Johnson's televised address to the nation on March 23, after which fresh government guidelines on social distancing were issued to help halt the spread of Coronavirus."
— , Network News: Crossrail heads the construction projects placed on hold (2020)
How to use televised
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishBroadcast on TV.
Common pairings
televised debate
nationally televised
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Rhymes for televised
raised
poised
advised
bruised
promised
baptised
apprised
despised
surprised
exercised
disguised
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Frequently asked questions
What does “televised” mean?
The word “televised” means shown on television; broadcast. In plain terms, broadcast on TV.
How do you use “televised” in a sentence?
Here is “televised” used in a sentence: “The debate was televised live to millions of viewers.”
What part of speech is “televised”?
“Televised” is an adjective.
Is “televised” a common word?
“Televised” is an uncommon word in modern English.
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