screen-matched
screen-matched adjective: of a prop or costume; that has unique, identifiable details (like a specific scratch, paint pattern, or wear) that definitively prove it is the exact same item seen in a particular frame of a film or television show, making it the highest level of authenticity and provenance for collectors.
Adjective
screen-matched (comparative more screen-matched, superlative most screen-matched)
- Of a prop or costume; that has unique, identifiable details (like a specific scratch, paint pattern, or wear) that definitively prove it is the exact same item seen in a particular frame of a film or television show, making it the highest level of authenticity and provenance for collectors.
Forms of screen-matched
| comparative | more screen-matched |
|---|---|
| superlative | most screen-matched |
Questions about screen-matched
- What does screen-matched mean?
- Screen-matched means of a prop or costume; that has unique, identifiable details (like a specific scratch, paint pattern, or wear) that definitively prove it is the exact same item seen in a particular frame of a film or television show, making it the highest level of authenticity and provenance for collectors.
- What part of speech is screen-matched?
- Screen-matched is an adjective.
Words near screen-matched in the dictionary
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