Broadcast/ˈbrɔːdkæst/ Definition 1 of 6Pro Tip 1/3Media Context Used when referring to media, 'broadcast' implies a message sent to a wide audience. The game was broadcast on all sports channels. Pro Tip 2/3Not Interactive 'Broadcast' suggests one-way communication, without direct interaction with the audience. The interview was broadcast without audience questions. Pro Tip 3/3Unedited Content When content is 'broadcast live', it means it's shown or aired in real time, unedited. The ceremony is broadcast live, so you'll see it as it happens.