viewer
a person or thing that views.
a person who watches television, often a devotee of television or of a particular kind of television program: a weekly show aimed at teenage viewers.
Origin of viewer
1Other words from viewer
- non·view·er, noun
- un·der·view·er, noun
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How to use viewer in a sentence
However, it’s generally OK to sprinkle a few old ones into the mix as long as there’s something new and compelling being offered to the viewer.
Five content promotion strategies SaaS marketers should implement today | Izabelle Hundrev | August 28, 2020 | Search Engine WatchAnything new and enticing to viewers will be in high demand, and competition to license it will be fierce.
After years of ‘too much TV,’ the pandemic means there’s now barely enough | Aric Jenkins | August 27, 2020 | FortuneWhen you create engaging content that your viewers share across several platforms, you are essentially driving traffic to your website.
Pure brilliance in how she just bathes in the awkwardness as the guests and viewers just … squirm.
No matter what business you’re in, there will always be other people competing with you for customers, subscribers, viewers, partners, etc.
Search competition: Who are you really competing with? | Andrew Dennis | July 29, 2020 | Search Engine Land
The best of art can communicate to its viewer across centuries.
No online art community is full of creative artists waiting to communicate with the viewer.
Such a bridge between artwork and viewer could not have occurred with old footage of just any people.
In Hands of Hungarian Artist, Jewish Home Movies of the ’30s a Warning of Coming Holocaust | Daniel Genis | October 25, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTArt is often said to “speak” to its viewer, but it is rare for this to happen so viscerally and clearly.
In Hands of Hungarian Artist, Jewish Home Movies of the ’30s a Warning of Coming Holocaust | Daniel Genis | October 25, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTTheir playful exhibitions are often meant to be interactive and instill a childlike sense of joy in the viewer.
The world below them became half of a sphere that filled the viewer.
Hunters Out of Space | Joseph Everidge KelleamWith slow precision he set the servo fixes on the huge gray hulk looming up in the viewer, and then snapped the switches sharply.
Derelict | Alan Edward NourseAnd because it was new and he could not account for it, he turned back to regard the scene on the viewer with a more critical eye.
Plague Ship | Andre NortonMake this young fellow deputy viewer, with special charge to look after the ventilation.
Facing Death | G. A. HentyA skilful viewer, therefore, should always direct the boring operations, especially in an unexplored country.
A Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and Mines | Andrew Ure
British Dictionary definitions for viewer
/ (ˈvjuːə) /
a person who views something, esp television
any optical device by means of which something is viewed, esp one used for viewing photographic transparencies
law a person appointed by a court to inspect and report upon property, etc
Derived forms of viewer
- viewership, noun
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