docuseries
- noun
- /ˈdɑːkjuˌsɪriz/
- The new docuseries explores the history of space exploration.
Examples
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Many streaming platforms now feature original docuseries on a variety of topics.
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She binge-watched a fascinating docuseries about famous art heists.
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The new docuseries on climate change is fascinating.
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Have you seen the latest docuseries on Netflix?
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The docuseries about climate change features interviews with scientists and activists from around the world.
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Viewers were captivated by the new docuseries that explores the lives of ordinary people facing extraordinary challenges.
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After binge-watching the captivating docuseries, I felt more informed about historical events.
Synonyms
A film or TV program that shows real people and events
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Surface Forms
Morphology
docuseries = documentary + series (semi-transparent) = docu + series
The components 'docu' and 'series' are clear, but the specific meaning of a documentary series is a specialized term.
Etymology
Docuseries is a modern word made from docu, short for documentary, which means 'a film that tells true stories', and series. So a docuseries is like a documentary split into several TV or streaming episodes, which is why it means a documentary told across multiple episodes.