scripted
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Written in advance; having a prepared script: Describes something, typically a performance, broadcast, or speech, that has been fully written out beforehand, as opposed to being improvised or spontaneous.
Usage
- The word "scripted" is used to describe media, events, or remarks that follow a pre-written text. It often implies a lack of spontaneity.
- It is commonly applied to television shows, speeches, interviews, or ceremonies.
- Example:
Examples
- Adjective:
- The dialogue in the documentary felt unnatural because it was completely scripted.
- Politicians often give scripted responses to difficult questions from the press.
- Unlike reality TV, a sitcom has scripted lines for all the actors.
Advanced Usage
- "to be scripted": to be planned or composed in detail in advance.
- The entire product launch event was meticulously scripted to control the public's perception.
- "heavily scripted": extremely planned, leaving little room for deviation.
- The corporate training video was so heavily scripted that it failed to address real employee concerns.
Variants and Related Words
- Script (n): The written text of a play, film, speech, or broadcast.
- The actor forgot his lines and deviated from the script.
- Script (v): To write the script for (a play, film, or broadcast).
- She was hired to script the new television series.
- Unscripted (adj): Not scripted; spontaneous.
- The most memorable part of the interview was the unscripted moment when the guest laughed.
Synonyms
- Prepared: Made ready in advance.
- Rehearsed: Practiced or prepared beforehand.
- Planned: Decided or arranged in advance.
Antonyms
- Ad-libbed: Spoken or performed without preparation.
- Impromptu: Done without being planned or rehearsed.
- Extemporaneous: Spoken or done without preparation.
- Unscripted: Not following a script; spontaneous.
Related Phrases
- Scripted reality: A television genre that blends real-life situations with pre-planned or scripted storylines.
- Many popular shows are actually scripted reality, not genuine documentaries.
- Scripted speech: A speech that is read from or closely follows a prepared text.
- The CEO delivered a scripted speech to the shareholders.
Adjective
- written as for a film or play or broadcast