Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A system of communications links in a recording studio that enables directions to be given while content is being produced.
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- noun A system in
broadcasting andrecording studios that enables thedirector tocommunicate with others duringperformance . - noun by extension Communication from members of the
public to the makers of a broadcasttransmission while it is happening.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Women are often to scared to even speak the truth of their lives or to even call talkback radio.
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They call talkback radio and the office here at The Daily Telegraph because they remember Graeme Langlands as one of the greats, one of its Immortals, and what future does a game have if it cannot look after its past?
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It involved a public brawl in Melbourne's back streets that prompted shocked bystanders to call talkback radio; rumours sweeping the city of a blood-drenched man clutching a tomahawk;
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They call talkback radio and the office here at The Daily Telegraph because they remember Graeme Langlands as one of the greats, one of its Immortals, and what future does a game have if it cannot look after its past?
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It involved a public brawl in Melbourne's back streets that prompted shocked bystanders to call talkback radio; rumours sweeping the city of a blood-drenched man clutching a tomahawk;
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Speak up, write letters to the newspaper, call talkback radio, report any type of hate and injustice to your parents, teacher, employer, police.
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Well, put down the phone if you're trying to call a talkback gardener, set aside that pen instead of writing to the gardening mag and don't head for the nearest online garden forum.
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Tonight there is a "talkback" after the performance.
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After last night's performance, Lou and the cast held a "talkback," a discussion that gives the audience a chance to offer comments and questions.
Homophobia ... at a theatre Sinfonian 2008
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Many Unitarian Universalist growth consultants advise against "talkback" after the worship service.
Archive 2008-01-01 Steve Caldwell 2008
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