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livestream
[ lahyv-streem ]
verb (used with object)
- Sometimes live-stream. to transmit or receive (video of an event, especially with commentary) on the internet while the event is taking place:
Players were livestreaming walk-throughs of the video game before its official release date.
noun
- a video of an event, especially with commentary, distributed on the internet while the event is taking place:
The livestream of the debate will be annotated by fact-checkers.
livestream
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verb
- to broadcast (an event) on the internet as it happens
noun
- a live broadcast of an event on the internet
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of livestream1
Example Sentences
On Tuesday afternoon, the comment section of the YouTube livestream was moving so rapidly I could barely read the messages.
In January, as he defied attempts to arrest him, the president told supporters that he was watching their rallies on YouTube livestream.
Through a livestream on YouTube and its social media channels, Marvel unveiled the cast by revealing a new director’s chair with an actor’s name about every 10 minutes, with 27 actors announced in what appeared to be no particular order.
About 10 million people were watching the livestream on X when it concluded.
Tom Hiddleston will be back as God of Mischief Loki, Thor’s brother, in a twist that came about 3 hours and 45 minutes into the livestream.
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