Synonyms for programing
pro·gram·ing

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1. scheduling, programming, programingnoun

   setting an order and time for planned events

   Synonyms:
   scheduling, computer programing, computer programming, programming

2. programming, programing, computer programming, computer programingnoun

   creating a sequence of instructions to enable the computer to do something

   Synonyms:
   scheduling, computer programing, computer programming, programming

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1. • Planning

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1. List of paraphrases for "programing":

   programming

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1. Tim Winter:

   TLC once stood for The Learning Channel…and now it stands for Totally Ludacris Content, it’s pathetic and it’s desperate. It’s a strategic blunder. You have to have a brand for your programing and a program like ‘Sex in Public’ is going to help nobody. It may be clever in terms of ‘oh they’re going to a food court to talk to about their sexual appetite’ but at the end of the day this is explicit content, it’s on a network that has built a brand on other types of content. I just don’t think it’s going to fit.

2. Tio Hardiman:

   Theres the need for some sort of justice-type of programing here in the city of Chicago, what I would like to recommend for politicians and community thought leaders, to pretty much take a good look at restorative justice, because that might be the wave of the future when it comes down to really trying to reduce gun violence out here in major cities across the United States.

3. Egyptian Antiquities Minister Khaled El-Enany:

   The time has come to shed a new light on the museum's rich collection, upgrade its physical structure and improve its research and programing activities to reach the highest international standards.

4. James Scott:

   Man is a hostage to the cage of cultural programing and the mass hallucination of the propagandist’s narrative illusion.

5. Bernard Gershon:

   If I'm in a business in this month that is relying on foot traffic or eyeballs and I don't have Olympic programing, it's going to be a bad month.