broadcast
/ˈbɹɔd(ˌ)kæst/ adverb C2- Widely in all directions; abroad.
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Millions of fans stay awake through the night to watch the broadcast on television.
Whether delivered in the intimacy of a personal relationship or broadcast from the polished heights of a corporate boardroom, an apology reveals our collective psyche.
Long before the advent of digital streaming or broadcast networks, Dickens engineered the original episodic dramas that commanded national attention.
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