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televisual
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televisual [ˌtɛlɪˈvɪʒʊəl -zjʊ-]
adj
(Communication Arts / Broadcasting) relating to, shown on, or suitable for production on television
televisually  adv
Translations
televisual [telɪˈvɪzjʊəl] ADJ (Brit) → televisivo
televisual
adjFernseh-, TV-; to make televisual historyFernsehgeschichte or TV-Geschichte machen


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Everything Simon Cowell touches merges into one entity, whether it be musically (Leona Lewis / Alexandra Burke) or televisually (Britain's Got Talent / The X Factor).
3) As Baudrillard suggests, "it does perfectly exemplify the terroristic hyperrealism of our world, a world where a 'real' event occurs in a vacuum, stripped of its context and visible only from afar, televisually.
Surely some cosmetic improvements can be made - trees, flowers, napalm - as it is an eyesore and trying to make it look attractive televisually is mission impossible.
 
 
 
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