1. past tense and past participle of simulcast; broadcast simultaneously on multiple channels or platforms
Usage: media/broadcasting

Examples

• The concert was simulcasted on three different radio stations.
• The presidential debate was simulcasted on television and online.
• The game was simulcasted in both English and Spanish.
• The event was simulcasted to reach audiences worldwide.
• The morning show is simulcasted on AM and FM radio.
• The ceremony was simulcasted across multiple streaming platforms.