script
/skrɪpt/
noun
- The written text of a play, movie, television show, or speech.
- The actor memorized his lines from the script.
- The director made changes to the script during rehearsals.
- She wrote the script for the school play.
- A set of letters or characters used for writing; handwriting.
- The ancient script was difficult for archaeologists to decipher.
- Her cursive script is very elegant.
- The note was written in a neat, clear script.
- A plan or sequence of events, especially one that is predictable or predetermined.
- The meeting followed the usual script: introductions, updates, and questions.
- Their argument seemed to follow a familiar script.
- He tried to break the script of his daily routine.
- A computer program or set of instructions that automates a task.
- The developer wrote a script to back up the files automatically.
- You can use a simple script to rename all the photos at once.
- The script runs every night to update the database.
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verb
- To write a script for a play, movie, television show, or speech.
- The writer was hired to script the pilot episode.
- She scripted the entire series by herself.
- They scripted the dialogue to sound natural.
- To plan or arrange something in advance, often in a controlled way.
- The event was carefully scripted to avoid any surprises.
- The interview felt scripted and unnatural.
- He scripted his apology so he wouldn't forget anything.