colorcast
/'kʌləkɑ:st/
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Definition
Noun:
- A television program or broadcast that is transmitted and displayed in color, as opposed to black-and-white.
Verb:
- To broadcast a television program or signal in color.
Usage and Examples
Noun:
- The network's first colorcast was a major event in television history.
- Viewers were amazed by the vibrant hues of the new colorcast.
Verb:
- The station will colorcast the entire awards ceremony this year.
- They began to colorcast their nightly news program in the 1970s.
Advanced Usage
- The term is often used in historical or technical contexts to describe the transition from monochrome to color television broadcasting.
- It can imply a specific technical process or standard of color transmission.
Variants and Related Words
- Colorcasting (gerund/noun): The act or process of broadcasting in color.
- The colorcasting of the event required new equipment.
- Colorcasted (past tense/participle, less common): Having been broadcast in color.
- The game was colorcasted for the first time last season.
Synonyms
- Color broadcast (noun)
- Color transmission (noun)
- Telecast in color (verb phrase)
Notes
- The word is a compound of "color" and "broadcast." Its use has declined as color television became the universal standard, making the distinction less necessary.
- It is primarily used in American English.
Noun
- a television program that is broadcast in color
Verb
- broadcast in color