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microform
[ mahy-kruh-fawrm ]
microform
/ ˈmaɪkrəʊˌfɔːm /
noun
- computing a method of storing symbolic information by using photographic reduction techniques, such as microfilm, microfiche, etc
Word History and Origins
Origin of microform1
Example Sentences
Phoenix has rarely spoken about his condition, but it is thought to be a microform cleft, which is a mild form of cleft lip that looks like a scar.
The clue should have read “sheet of microform.”
For gamblers who pray to win, and may need a little help, the store had offered an exhibit of rare bibles like a fragment of the microform containing 50 pages of the King James Bible.
Furthermore, various manuscript and microform collections, which include documentation from relief agencies and the papers of U.S. political leaders, have provided a fascinating insight to the official correspondence relating to Europe’s refugee crisis and case of Jewish immigration.
"This tiny microform contains the complete Bible, all 1,245 pages of the King James Bible, both Old and New Testaments," said Michael Riley, senior historian for Heritage Auctions.
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