Transmitted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRANSMITTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TRANSMIT, to send from one place to another
• communicate or be a medium for (an idea or emotion)
• cause (something) to pass on from one person or place to another
• broadcast or send out (an electrical signal or a radio or television programme)
• allow (heat, light, sound, electricity, or other energy) to pass through a medium
ADJECTIVE:
• occurring among members of a family usually by heredity
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to send from one place or person to another

Words related to TRANSMITTED

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How to use TRANSMITTED in a sentence

• Good and evil instincts are inherited and transmitted from father to son.
• Finally, he held that characters acquired by an existing individual might be transmitted to its offspring.
• There is a remarkable instance, transmitted to us, of the affection borne him by his servants.
• After the votes are taken, they are sealed and transmitted to the governor-general, who selects one of the three candidates, and issues a commission.
• The Lycian Confederacy, as far as its principles and form are transmitted, must have borne a still greater analogy to it.
• Conscience is now known to be partly transmitted by inheritance in the way and under the conditions clearly explained by Mr.
• The document Grant transmitted to the Senate with his cordial approval, only to have it rejected.
• But, among the very few facts of his life that have been transmitted to us, there is none more clearly proved than the unhappiness of his marriage.
• The love for drink is not more surely transmitted from father to son than is the habit of lying.
• I therefore transmitted my resignation to head-quarters.
• They were compiled long after the time of their subjects, from tales, doubtless at first, and probably for a considerable time, transmitted by oral tradition.
• The same variety of excellence is seen in living orators, and in all the eloquence and learning of antiquity which time has spared and history has transmitted to us.
• The effect of any variation is not transmitted, and is not thus pregnant of still further change.
• On being transmitted to England for approval, the plan was considered on the whole to be an improvement, and therefore it was sanctioned.
• This gives an idea of the celerity with which communications are transmitted between St.
• These were transmitted with the office from father to son.
• The telephone-wires were broken in the first few minutes, and there was some delay before word could be transmitted back to Headquarters.
• Before this letter was delivered to the admiral, he had transmitted proposals for an accommodation with Roldan.
• Stanton and the Adjutant-General are herewith transmitted for the information of the Senate.
• It is small wonder then that stories have been told since man walked erect and long before transmitted records.
• For the same reason a memorial from the Old Settlers, or Western Cherokees, as they term themselves, recently presented, is not transmitted.
• The documents now transmitted along with the treaty lead to the conclusion, as inevitable, that if the boon now tendered be rejected Texas will seek for the friendship of others.
• Impressed with this conviction, we have not made any alteration in the general outlines of the arrangement which we had before transmitted to you.

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