American English pronunciation

How to pronounce newscast

IPA transcription: ['nuz,kæst]

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Noun

  • a broadcast of news or commentary on the news

Usage examples

  • She currently anchors the weekend morning newscasts with Andrea Grymes.
  • Notable personalities included veteran sportscaster Lloyd Saunders and newscaster Cathy Little.
  • Around the same time, the morning and midday newscasts were discontinued.
  • It announced it was going to bring back the weekend newscast.
  • All night long, the radio broadcasts a newscast every hour.
  • The newscasts were cancelled due to low viewership.
  • Chung ultimately left the network, and Rather went back to doing the newscast alone.
  • The station does not air any local newscasts.
  • Omni produced a national newscast in Punjabi.
  • The station won awards in the "overall newscast" and "student produced programming" categories.