1. the transmission of video and audio content over the internet in real time as it happens
Usage: often used in digital media and entertainment contexts

1. to broadcast video and audio content over the internet in real time as it happens
Usage: transitive or intransitive; commonly used with social media platforms

Examples

• Many musicians are livestreaming concerts from their homes during the pandemic.
• The gaming community enjoys livestreaming their gameplay on popular platforms.
• Livestreaming has become a major way for content creators to connect with their audiences.
• She decided to start livestreaming her art process to gain more followers.
• The event was available through livestreaming for viewers who could not attend in person.
• Livestreaming requires a stable internet connection and good lighting.
• Millions of people watched the livestreaming of the championship game online.