viewing
- noun
- /ˈvjuːɪŋ/
- Walton has said that her ambition is to create a viewing space for art in which everyone feels welcome.
- television viewing
- video viewing
- TV viewing
And what was weird was this was mandated viewing in all the schools growing up.
- And what was weird was this was mandated viewing in all the schools growing up.
- And they were the premier wildlife viewing during the winter.
- And then I said, you know, just arrange of like a private viewing of that stuff.
- Join me in viewing this piece AI entire woman.
Examples
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I have scheduled a private viewing of the house I am interested in buying this weekend.
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We should avoid viewing films on our little cell phones.
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You know, I think a viewing party, it felt very real.
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Ladies and Gentlemen, for your viewing pleasure.
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Once the stories are complete, the class can have a special viewing party to celebrate each student's writing.
Academic text (2013) -
In a moment, he'll demonstrate that for the viewing audience at home.
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I'm here for a private viewing.
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Then we went to the viewing room and I showed him the film taken from the museum's hidden monitoring cameras.
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For many years, the 60-inch telescope was made available for public viewing after the lecture.
Academic text (1999) -
How does one arrange a private viewing of the tapestry collection at the Royal Saxon Gallery?
Synonyms
A public display of objects like paintings or old items in a museum
A showing of a movie for an audience
A public show where people see paintings, sculptures, and other works of art
A group of people who meet to watch a TV show or event together
A time when people can watch a film or play
A way of showing something to people, often in a dramatic way
An advance showing of a movie or TV show to a small group
A second public showing of a film or play
Compounds
How Public
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Viewing comes from an old Latin word videre meaning 'to see', the same root you find in video and vision. So a viewing is simply an event when people are invited to 'see' something, like a film, artwork, or house.