Pronunciation

/ˈtrænsmɪt/

Definitions

• Verb: (transmit)
  • Noun: The act of conveying information, energy, or signals from one place or medium to another. For example: “Radio stations transmit music to listeners.”
  • Adjective: Characterized by transmission; transmitting. For example: “The wireless signal has a high-transmit power.”

Phrases

• “Transmit a message” means to send a communication.
• “Transmit data” refers to sending digital information.
• “Transmit electricity” is the process of transmitting electrical energy.

Example Sentences

• Verb: “The satellite transmits live television signals to homes across the country.”
• Noun: “The radio tower transmits a strong signal throughout the city.”
• Adjective: “The new router has a high-transmit speed, allowing for faster internet connection.”

Synonyms

• Transmit (no synonyms, as it is a technical term)
• Broadcast
• Send
• Convey
• Pass (information)
• Transmit (noun) can also be replaced with “signal” or “broadcast”

Antonyms

• Receive
• Block
• Interrupt (in the context of preventing transmission)