adj
onscreen
adj
1
Appearing on a screen, such as film, television, or a computer display, as opposed to in real life.
"The two actors have great onscreen chemistry."
"Her onscreen persona is much bolder than she is in interviews."
How to Use Onscreen
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDescribes something happening on a screen, as opposed to offscreen or in real life.
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Etymology
From on + screen.