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telebriefing

noun

Etymology

From tele- + briefing.

  1. derived from *mréǵʰus✻ — “short, brief”
  2. derived from brevis — “short”
  3. derived from brief
  4. inherited from breef
  5. formed as briefing — “brief + -ing”
  6. prefixed as telebriefing — “tele + briefing”

Definitions

  1. A briefing given by means of telecommunications technology.

    • Federal ECS have been used to respond to public inquiries, media telebriefings, press releases and interviews, and daily web-based updates.
    • When considering a telebriefing, plan accordingly for capacity. The CDC, for example, pays for 100 phone lines to handle the deluge of callers during and after each telebriefing.

The neighborhood

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No curated loop yet for telebriefing. Loops are being traced one word at a time while the ingestion pipeline matures.

sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA