flatscreen
3.2
Having a flat, thin display like a modern TV or monitor
- adjective
- /ˈflætskriːn/
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- The hotel room featured a large flatscreen television mounted on the wall.
Examples
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She prefers a flatscreen computer monitor because it takes up less space on her desk.
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The flatscreen monitor is much lighter than my old one.
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The hotel room featured a large flatscreen television mounted on the wall.
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Many offices have replaced old monitors with modern flatscreen displays for better image quality.
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I just bought a new flatscreen TV.
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Many offices have replaced old monitors with modern flatscreen displays for better image quality.
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She prefers a flatscreen computer monitor because it takes up less space on her desk.
Antonyms
How Thin
Surface Forms
flatscreen positive
Morphology
Etymology
Flatscreen comes from the two simple words flat ('even and thin') and screen ('a surface that shows pictures'). So, when we use flatscreen as an adjective, it describes something that has a thin, flat display.