Widescreen (adjective)

1. Having a aspect ratio greater than the standard 1.37:1 (4:3) used in traditional 35mm film.
2. Of or relating to a film format in which the image is projected onto a wider screen than in standard format.

Origin:

Dated 1955, from wide (adj.) + screen (n.).

Examples:

1. The new movie theater has widescreen projectors for a more immersive viewing experience.
2. I prefer widescreen movies because they show more of the scenery.
3. The widescreen television offers a more cinematic viewing experience.
4. The action movie was shot in widescreen to showcase the grandeur of the locations.
5. The widescreen monitor is great for multitasking and gaming.