on-screen
▪ I. ˌon-ˈscreen [on-screen] BrE NAmE adjective only before noun
1. appearing or written on the screen of a computer, television or cinema/movie theater
•on-screen courtroom dramas
•on-screen messages
2. connected with the imaginary story of a film/movie and not with real life
•His on-screen father is also his father in real life.
compare ↑off-screen
▪ II. ˌon-ˈscreen adverb
•I prefer to edit text on-screen.
Main entry: ↑on-screenderived
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