Definitions

1. noun

a written work, typically in the form of dialogue, narrations, and stage directions, for a play, film, or television program.

“The movie’s script was written by a renowned screenwriter.”

2. noun

a set of instructions or a program for a computer, especially one that is used to control a machine or robot.

“The engineers wrote a script to automate the manufacturing process.”

3. noun

a document or a set of instructions that provide guidance on how to carry out a particular activity, especially one that involves a series of steps or operations.

“The company provided a script for its employees to follow during the onboarding process.”

4. verb

to write or compose a script, especially for a play, film, or television program.

“She scripted the dialogue for the new TV series.”

5. verb

to write or enter data into a computer in a format that can be executed or interpreted by the computer.

“He scripted the code to automate the data analysis process.”

6. verb

to follow or act out a script, especially in a way that is predetermined or rehearsed.

“The students scripted their lines for the school play.”