transmitted

see definition of transmitted

verbcommunicate, send

Synonyms for transmitted

verb communicate, send

Antonyms for transmitted

hereditary

adjective. inherited; transmitted at birth

sent

adjective. shipped

transferred

adjective. moved

Word Origin & History

c.1400, from Latin transmittere "send across, transfer, pass on," from trans- "across" (see trans-) + mittere "to send" (see mission). Related: Transmitted; transmitting.

Example Sentences for transmitted

You have given new beauties to the charming Ode which you have transmitted to me.

The message was transmitted, and for a moment the judge was fairly mastered by his feelings.

They ordained that nobility should only be transmitted by the women.

Even after divorce the husband's duties continue, and may even be transmitted to his heirs.

Yet the secret, so fearfully guarded, had been transmitted through the ages.

Some of these he transmitted to Spain, where, in course of time, they also shared the same fate.

There did not appear to be time for the numbers of the page and line to be transmitted by time-coding.

It should have been transmitted through my minister, but let that pass.

This right must have been inherent in the mother, else she could not have transmitted it to her son.

No account has been transmitted to us of De Soto's return voyage.

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Antonyms for transmitted

More words related to transmitted

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hereditary

sent

traditional

transferred

Synonyms for transmitted

acquired