Prerecorded
Prerecorded adjective - Recorded at one time for transmission later.
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Released and prerecorded are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Released" instead an adjective "Prerecorded".
Nearby Word: prerecording
Released
Prerecorded and released are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Prerecorded" instead an adjective "Released".
Both words in one sentence
- They Might Be Giants had two prerecorded intros that they would use at the beginning of their concerts to test the sound levels, later released as extras on The Early Years.
Source: Sting -
Too bad he already released a tape of prerecorded snark.
Source: Web Animation / Burnt Face Man - Don Juan (1926) was the first ever feature-length film to be released with a prerecorded soundtrack (no dialogue, but synchronized music and sound effects).
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