Pronunciation

/tɪˈvɪzɪən/

Definitions

• Noun: A device that receives and displays moving images and sound, typically through electronic signals transmitted by radio, cable, or satellite. Also used as a mass medium for broadcasting programs to a large audience.
• Verb: To watch or receive television programming. For example: “We usually watch television in the evening.”
• Noun: The content or medium of television programming, including news, entertainment, and documentaries. For example: “Television has evolved significantly over the years.”

Phrases

• “Switch on the television” means to turn on the TV.
• “Cable television” refers to subscription-based TV service.
• “Live television” denotes a broadcast happening in real-time.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The entire family gathered around the television to watch the big game.”
• Verb: “She tuned in to her favorite show after dinner.”
• Noun: “The latest news was featured on the evening television broadcast.”

Synonyms

• Television set
• TV
• Screen
• Broadcasting
• Cable channel
• Televisual content

Antonyms

• Silence (lack of television noise)
• Static (unwatchable or blank screen)