Usually means: Scheduled content broadcast on television.
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  1. TV program: Vocabulary.com
  2. TV program: Wiktionary
  3. tv program: Dictionary.com
  4. TV-program, TV program: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  5. Tv program: Rhymezone
  6. tv program: FreeDictionary.org
  7. TV program: TheFreeDictionary.com
  8. tv program: Mnemonic Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (TV program)

▸ noun:  Abbreviation of television program. [(television) The content of an individual television broadcast.]

Similar:
television program, television show, TV show, TV series, radiostation, televiser, talk-radio, videojournalism, N.B.C., informercial, more...

Opposite:
commercial, intermission, break, interruption, pause

Phrases:
tv program interruption, tv program blocker, radio or tv program, more...

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Similar:
television program, television show, TV show, TV series, radiostation, televiser, talk-radio, videojournalism, N.B.C., informercial, more...

Opposite:
commercial, intermission, break, interruption, pause

Phrases:
tv program interruption, tv program blocker, radio or tv program, more...



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