1. A real-time broadcast of video and audio content transmitted over the internet to an audience watching simultaneously.
Usage: plural form; commonly used in digital media and entertainment contexts

1. To broadcast video and audio content in real time over the internet to an audience watching simultaneously.
Usage: third-person singular present tense; commonly used in digital media and entertainment contexts

Examples

• The musician livestreams concerts every Friday night from her home studio.
• Many gaming platforms host livestreams where players compete in real time.
• The news channel livestreams breaking events as they happen.
• She watches several livestreams of cooking shows during her lunch break.
• The conference livestreams all keynote speeches for remote attendees.
• He livestreams his workout sessions to motivate his online followers.
• The festival livestreams performances so fans around the world can participate.