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Definitions from the Webphone-inPart of speech: noun Sense 1: A radio or television program in which the audience is invited to participate by calling in with comments, questions, or opinions. Example sentence: The morning show hosts announced a phone-in segment where listeners could share their favorite travel destinations. Related products: Radio phone-in system Sense 2: A controversial voting process where individuals are allowed to cast their votes or opinions over the phone. Example sentence: The reality TV show relied on phone-in voting to determine the winner of the competition. Related products: Phone voting system Part of speech: adjective Sense 1: Describing a question or comment that is submitted by calling on the phone. Example sentence: The radio host answered a phone-in question about the upcoming concert schedule. Related products: None Sense 2: Describing a show or program that actively encourages audience interaction through phone calls. Example sentence: The popular talk show had a dedicated phone-in segment where viewers could express their opinions on current events. Related products: None | ||||
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