On-air ( adjective , adverb )

(As an adjective)

On-air ( adjective )

1. Currently being broadcast or transmitted by radio or television.
2. Currently being performed or presented live.

Origin:

From the phrase "on the air", meaning "being broadcast".

Examples:

1. The on-air talent had to improvise when the teleprompter malfunctioned.
2. The on-air personality was a popular host of a morning radio show.
3. The on-air traffic report helped the commuters avoid heavy traffic.
4. The on-air interview was conducted with a prominent political figure.
5. The on-air warning was issued during the emergency broadcast.

(As an adverb)

On-air ( adverb )

1. Currently being broadcast or transmitted by radio or television.
2. Currently being performed or presented live.

Origin:

From the phrase "on the air", meaning "being broadcast".

Examples:

1. The on-air talent had to improvise when the teleprompter malfunctioned.
2. The on-air personality was a popular host of a morning radio show.
3. The on-air traffic report helped the commuters avoid heavy traffic.
4. The on-air interview was conducted with a prominent political figure.
5. The on-air warning was issued during the emergency broadcast.