Broadcasting
Broadcasting noun - A medium that disseminates via telecommunications.
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Synonyms for Broadcasting
Programmes and broadcasting are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Programmes" instead a noun "Broadcasting".
Programmes
Broadcasting and programmes are semantically related. You can use "Broadcasting" instead a noun "Programmes".
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- Singapore's Mediacorp broadcasting outfit sometimes takes liberties in selecting background music for the trailers of its acquired programmes - the trailer for the latest season of Totally Spies!
Source: Suspiciously Apropos Music -
Which is Fridge Brilliance, as Orwell originally named the room after a real conference room at BBC Broadcasting House in which tedious planning meetings for new programmes (possibly including soap operas) were held.
Source: Radio / The Goon Show - Now, which existed for some months in 1990, was owned by the former British Satellite Broadcasting (BSB), which merged with Sky the same year; originally a 24-hour news channel, it later showed lifestyle programmes in the days and current affairs shows in the evening.
Source: 24-Hour News Networks
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Programmes and Broadcasting. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 14, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/broadcasting/programmes
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