Pronunciation: /ˈdɒkjuːsɪəriːz/
noun a television or online series that documents real events or people
A1 I watched a docuseries about animals on Netflix.
A2 The docuseries I watched last night was very informative.
B1 Many people enjoy watching docuseries because they are educational and entertaining.
B2 The docuseries on climate change provided a lot of valuable information.
C1 The docuseries on ancient civilizations was well-researched and engaging.
C2 The docuseries received critical acclaim for its in-depth exploration of the subject matter.
adjective describing a type of series that documents real events or people
A1 I watched a docuseries about animals on Netflix.
A2 The docuseries provided a lot of information about the history of the city.
B1 She decided to create a docuseries highlighting the struggles of immigrants in the US.
B2 The docuseries on climate change was both informative and visually stunning.
C1 The docuseries received critical acclaim for its in-depth exploration of the criminal justice system.
C2 As a filmmaker, she wanted to produce a docuseries that would challenge societal norms and provoke thought.
formal The docuseries provided a comprehensive look at the history of the civil rights movement.
informal I binged watched that docuseries about famous landmarks last weekend.
slang That docuseries about conspiracy theories had me hooked from the start.
figurative The docuseries acted as a window into the lives of the rich and famous.
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