Synonyms for streaming
ˈstri mɪŋstream·ing

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1. cyclosis, streamingadjective

   the circulation of cytoplasm within a cell

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   cyclosis

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2. streamingadjective

   exuding a bodily fluid in profuse amounts

   "his streaming face"; "her streaming eyes"

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3. streamingadjective

   (computer science) using or relating to a form of continuous tape transport; used mainly to provide backup storage of unedited data

   "streaming audio"; "streaming video recording"

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1. List of paraphrases for "streaming":

   transmission, stream

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1. David Levy:

   The streaming platforms have created a more competitive environment and we all need to deliver better.

2. Matthew Ball:

   For years, Hollywood has been primarily focused on streaming video, but they're now shifting elsewhere, more gaming, sometimes blockchain/NFT, experiential exhibits, etc.

3. Gary Gensler:

   The streaming apps figured out a long time ago that I'm kind of a rom-com guy, you thought I was a thriller guy, but it's rom-com. If I lose an hour and a half and it was a lousy rom-com, alright.

4. Jill Rosengard Hill:

   That total still equals less than what people are paying for traditional cable or satellite packages, today, millennials who subscribe to more streaming services are used to actively managing their subscriptions and share of wallet that goes to video content.

5. Abe Peled:

   Bundles will come back. Consumers simply won't be able to pay for buying all these channels, players that own infrastructure will prevail because either they will incorporate streaming services and unify them and provide a better viewing experience, or have to continue to offer some of their own in combination.