Pronunciation

/wɪˈleɪs/

Definitions

Noun

• Wireless: A technology that allows devices to communicate without using physical cables, often referring to radio frequency (RF) communication systems. For example: “The wireless network connects my laptop to the internet.”
• Wireless device: A gadget or equipment that operates without wires, such as a Wi-Fi router or smartphone. For example: “The wireless speaker can be controlled from anywhere in the room.”

Verb

• To go wireless: To convert or equip something with wireless capabilities. For example: “We decided to go wireless for our home theater setup.”
• To use wireless: To operate or connect to a device wirelessly. For example: “I use my Bluetooth headphones to listen to music wirelessly.”

Adjective

• Wireless connection: A connection established between devices without physical cables. For example: “The wireless connection was stable throughout the presentation.”

Phrases

• “Go wireless” or “wirelessly enabled” refers to devices or systems that have adopted wireless functionality.
• “Wireless range” describes the area over which a wireless signal can be received.
• “Wireless charger” is a device that allows for charging electronic devices without cables.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The new smartphone has a long-range wireless connection.”
• Verb: “I connected my laptop to the conference hotspot to go wireless.”
• Adjective: “The office has recently upgraded their wireless infrastructure.”

Synonyms

• Cordless
• Radiofrequency
• RF
• Mobile
• Inductive
• Bluetooth
• NFC (Near Field Communication)
• Unwired
• Cable-free