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dubbing

[duhb-ing] / ˈdʌb ɪŋ /


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"Lip-sync dubbing and puppetry tools are among the most accessible — the idea being that you can make someone's lips match an audio track, or you can animate a human-looking avatar to speak," Gregory explained.

From Salon

Mr. Scott scolded Democrats for tending to “weaponize” and dubbing him a “prop” or “token.”

From Washington Times

King brought in support from a range of racial groups, dubbing his movement the “Rainbow Coalition” — a name adopted by the Rev. Jesse Jackson during his presidential campaigns.

From Seattle Times

Mr. Trump is starting to unload on the Florida governor, dubbing him “Ron DeSanctimonious” and characterizing him as a threat to entitlement programs like Medicare and Social Security and federal ethanol support for Iowa farmers.

From Washington Times

Last fall, Ms. Holman noticed the trend of retailers dubbing their customers anything but customers.

From New York Times