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teleview

teleview

6.8
Made for people to watch on television
  • adjective
  • /ˈtɛlɪˌvju/
translation icon : televisivo
  • The play was adapted into a teleview format to reach a wider audience at home.

Examples

  • Producers created a teleview version of the concert for those unable to attend in person.

  • The documentary's teleview style made it easy to follow on a small screen.

  • The teleview experience has changed dramatically over the years.

  • Many teleview programs are now available in high definition.

  • The documentary's teleview style made it easy to follow on a small screen.

  • Many teleview programs are now available in high definition.

  • Producers created a teleview version of the concert for those unable to attend in person.

Synonyms

televisual
vsteleview
1 6.1

Relating to television or the way its shows look and are made

is specifically intended or made to be seen on television

Surface Forms

teleview positive

Morphology

teleview = view (semi-transparent) = tele + view

The meaning is broadly clear from 'tele-' plus 'view', but the prefix is a specialized bound form rather than an everyday standalone word.

Etymology

Teleview has the part tele- meaning 'far' and the word view meaning 'to see', just like in television. So a teleview format is made to be watched on television.