script
3 ENTRIES FOUND:
plural
scripts
plural
scripts
Britannica Dictionary definition of SCRIPT
1
[count]
a
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the written form of a play, movie, television show, etc.
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The actors haven't had time to study the script.
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She sent her script to several television production studios.
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an early version of the script
b
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a plan for what is going to be done or said in a particular situation
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When questioned, officials followed the script and declined comment.
2
a
[noncount]
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a type of handwriting in which all the letters in a word are connected to each other
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She wrote in script [=cursive] instead of printing.
b
:
a particular style of writing or printing
:
a way that a particular set of letters, numbers, etc., is written or printed
[noncount]
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words written in cuneiform script
[count]
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roman and italic scripts
c
:
the letters of a language arranged in their usual order
:
alphabet
[noncount]
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languages that use the Cyrillic script
[count]
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The message was written in a foreign script.
2
script
/ˈskrɪpt/
verb
scripts;
scripted;
scripting
2
script
/ˈskrɪpt/
verb
scripts;
scripted;
scripting
Britannica Dictionary definition of SCRIPT
[+ object]
1
:
to write the script for (a play, movie, television show, etc.)
— often used as (be) scripted
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I scripted three episodes of the show.
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The actors' dialogue was carefully scripted.
2
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to plan how (something) will happen, be done, etc.
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The discussion couldn't have gone better if we had scripted it.
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The trip didn't go as scripted.
