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on-air
[ on-air, awn- ]
adjective
- broadcasting:
an announcer with five years of on-air experience.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of on-air1
First recorded in 1970–75
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Example Sentences
Talk Radio Network was the house that wingnuts built, with its on-air talent peddling radical views.
From The Daily Beast
We are now in day six of our on-air spring membership drive for WPNQ, and we really have to —politely!
From The Daily Beast
In a statement, RT said that Wahl's on-air defection was "nothing more than a self-promotional stunt."
From The Daily Beast
He even posted a link to an archived recording of his on-air chat with radio host John Zerzan.
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People around the city know and recognize him and call him by his on-air name, DJ Focus.
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"Some have, I believe," Anthony returned, with his well-put-on air of indifference.
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