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trans·mit·ter
 transmitter
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- pronunciation:
- traenz
mI
t
r
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noun |
definition 1: |
the broadcasting apparatus that generates, amplifies, and modulates radio waves and sends the signal thus produced from an antenna.
- similar words:
- beacon
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definition 2: |
the part of a telephone or telegraph that changes sound waves or mechanical movements into electrical impulses than can be conveyed to a receiver.
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definition 3: |
anything that transmits.
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adjective + (n.)transmitter
audio,
built-in,
cellular,
chemical,
differential,
digital,
distant,
electrical,
electronic,
fixed,
giant,
hand-held,
hidden,
high-frequency,
infrared,
level,
low-cost,
miniature,
off-the-shelf,
portable,
remote,
short-range,
small,
smart,
submersible,
tiny,
ultrasonic
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verb + (n.)transmitter
consist, construct, equip, feed, fit, implant, install, place, plant, plug, strap, switch, tap
(n.)transmitter
+ verb
activate,
attach,
beam,
broadcast,
bury,
communicate,
connect,
crackle,
design,
emit,
hum,
incorporate,
insert,
invent,
jam,
link,
locate,
monitor,
mount,
operate,
power,
send,
signal,
track,
transmit
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noun + (n.)transmitter
activist,
antenna,
beacon,
beam,
brain,
broadcast,
button,
camera,
card,
chemical,
collar,
controller,
cord,
core,
crystal,
detector,
emergency,
equipment,
flow,
gauge,
installation,
interference,
laser,
loop,
magnet,
matter,
microphone,
microwave,
monitor,
nerve,
neuro,
path,
positioning,
pressure,
processor,
radar,
radio,
radio-frequency,
reader,
recorder,
relay,
rooftop,
satellite,
sensor,
series,
shortwave,
station,
stereo,
studio,
telephone,
television,
thermometer,
wire,
wireless
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The word transmitter
contains the following part:
mit, mis1, mitt, miss, -mise
Latin
root
that means send, let go
  Example words:
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