onscreen
screenbound
offscreen
screenwise
telereality
televisually
television set
telescreen
home theater
home theatre
televisionally
televisionlike
play
cover
safe area
offline
video
small screen
monitoring device
graphic
nontelevision
box
monitor
screencasting
contrast
metatelevisual
scramblevision
closed-circuit television
screen-free
high definition
high-definition television
digital converter box
televisional
teletechnology
screenlike
telestudio
audio
on television
monitorize
video-
on TV
televise
Nipkow disk
idiot box
telly
reality television
magic box
videoscreen
televisualization
viewscreen
10-foot user interface
idiot's lantern
electric tit
goggle box
flash up
IMAX
home cinema
screendom
televiewer
personal video recorder
viewing
transenna
pick
monitorially
analog television
hard
kinescopy
pretelevision
pretelevisual
televisable
screen
TV land
digital television
electronic surveillance
teleview
forescreen
digitally
standard definition
telop
vidscreen
visual display unit
full motion video
superscreen
foley session
ticket vending machine
kinescope
televisuality
computer vision
special effect
television
homeset
screenscape
studio
VDU

English words for 'As seen on a screen (as of television, film, or computer) rather than in real life.'

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