High-definition ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

High-definition ( adjective )

Describing a type of image or sound that has a high resolution and is of a high quality.

Origin:

Combination of the words "high" meaning superior or of a high quality and "definition" meaning the clarity or sharpness of an image or sound.

Examples:

1. The high-definition TV provided a crystal clear picture.
2. The high-definition video camera captured every detail of the landscape.
3. He watched the movie in high-definition and was impressed by the stunning visuals.
4. The concert was broadcasted in high-definition, providing an immersive audio experience.
5. I bought a high-definition monitor to play my games in the best quality.

(As a noun)

High-definition ( noun )

Describing a type of image or sound that has a high resolution and is of a high quality.

Origin:

Combination of the words "high" meaning superior or of a high quality and "definition" meaning the clarity or sharpness of an image or sound.

Examples:

1. The high-definition TV provided a crystal clear picture.
2. The high-definition video camera captured every detail of the landscape.
3. He watched the movie in high-definition and was impressed by the stunning visuals.
4. The concert was broadcasted in high-definition, providing an immersive audio experience.
5. I bought a high-definition monitor to play my games in the best quality.