Pronunciation

/təˈmɪʃən/

Definitions

• Noun: 1. The act or process of sending or receiving information, data, or energy from one place to another through a medium or system. 2. The act of transmitting a disease or infection. 3. The conveyance of a signal, message, or emotion. 4. An electrical or electronic system that carries signals or power.
• Verb: To send or pass (information, energy, or a signal) from one place to another. 2. To transmit a disease or infection.

Phrases

• “Signal transmission” refers to the transfer of signals.
• “Audio transmission” deals with sound signals.
• “Data transmission” is the process of sending data electronically.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The radio station broadcasts music through a powerful transmission.”
• Verb: “The satellite transmitted live footage of the event to millions of viewers.”
• “Her phone call was interrupted due to poor transmission quality.”

Synonyms

• Sending
• Conveyance
• Transmission of
• Broadcast
• Relay
• Propagation
• Dissemination
• Transfer

Antonyms

• Reception (for receiving)
• Blocking (for preventing transmission)
• Interruption (for disrupting transmission)