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instant replay
noun
- alsocalledcomma British, action replay. Television.
- the recording and immediate rebroadcasting of a segment of a live television broadcast, especially of a sports event:
an instant replay of the touchdown pass.
- a segment recorded and immediately rebroadcast.
- Informal. the repetition, review, or reenactment of something immediately or soon after its initial occurrence.
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The NFL tweaked its instant replay system Wednesday when team owners ratified a proposal to expand the duties of the replay assistant in the press box on a limited scope of calls.
Get an instant replayRoku devices include an instant replay feature that will rewind the last 10 seconds of whatever you’re watching and even turn on captions too—perfect for those occasions when you didn’t quite catch what was said.
The missed kick came soon after the Bears had an apparent interception by cornerback Duke Shelley overturned by an instant replay review.
He was ruled down by contact at the spot of the interception on an instant replay review.
Packers Coach Matt LaFleur appeared to consider an instant replay challenge but opted against it.
Two major decisions yesterday fanned the flames of the instant replay debate in soccer.
Later, Joan Rivers and her daughter Melissa provided a bit of instant replay commentary.
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