cablecast
- noun
- /ˈkeɪbəlˌkæst/
- US
- The documentary on climate change was cablecast last night, reaching millions of viewers across the country.
Examples
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Our local sports team is set to be featured in a cablecast that will showcase highlights from their championship season.
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The educational program will be cablecast on Saturday morning for students to learn about marine life.
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There was enormous pressure from an upset and misinformed public, which Fux News and the rest of the increasingly right-wing controlled broadcast and cablecast media were creating and fanning hysteria flames about.
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Etymology
Cablecast joins cable ('a strong wire that carries signals') and cast ('to send', as in broadcast). So, a cablecast is a program sent through cable wires to viewers rather than sent through the air.