Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
on-the-scene-from-the-scene
phrase
ˈɔn ðə siːn frʌm ðə siːn
Definition
A phrase used to describe someone who is present at an event and reporting or providing insights directly from the location, often implying a sense of immediacy or firsthand accounts.
Examples
- The reporter was on-the-scene-from-the-scene, providing live updates from the protest.
- Witnesses at the accident site described the event as an on-the-scene-from-the-scene experience.
- The documentary featured an on-the-scene-from-the-scene interview with the first responders.
Meaning
This phrase emphasizes the immediacy of being at the event and gives a sense of authenticity to the information shared.
Synonyms
- live reporting
- eyewitness account
- direct observation
