videoscreen

English

Etymology

From video +‎ screen.

Noun

videoscreen (plural videoscreens)

  1. A screen for the display of video material.
    • 1984, Deane H. Shapiro, Roger N. Walsh, Meditation, classic and contemporary perspectives:
      The subject then was instructed via intercom simply to sit quietly and relax while looking at the blank videoscreen.

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