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prerecorded
[ pree-ri-kawr-did ]
adjective
- recorded before being broadcast, played in an automated telephone call, made available online, etc.; not live:
The final hour of the talk show was a prerecorded interview with the book’s author.
The prerecorded phone messages were part of a campaign targeting younger voters.
- containing previously recorded information, as music, images, software, etc.: Compare blank ( def 5 ).
By 1986, sales of prerecorded cassette tapes had surpassed those of LPs.
prerecorded
/ ˌpriːrɪˈkɔːdəd /
adjective
- having been recorded (on tape, video, etc) beforehand
a pre-recorded message
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Word History and Origins
Origin of prerecorded1
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Example Sentences
In September of that same year, a prerecorded interview with Brown aired on Larry King Live.
He laid his abstract vocals atop a prerecorded tribal-synth soundtrack; the crowd ate it up.
The Conversation Carte Blanche panel show is not to be prerecorded as the other one was.
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