transmittal

[ trans-mit-l, tranz- ]

noun

1. transmission.

Other Words From

• nontrans·mittal noun adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of transmittal¹

First recorded in 1715–25; transmit + -al ²

Example Sentences

Experts attribute such findings largely to engineers’ unconscious transmittal of “own-race bias” into algorithms.

From Scientific American

Little wrote in his transmittal letter that he fears the “civil-enforcement mechanism will in short order be proven both unconstitutional and unwise.”

From Seattle Times

As far as they were concerned, it was all part of an unlicensed money transmittal scheme processing millions of dollars a year.

From The Verge

“The claim that there is widespread, systemic indoctrination occurring in Idaho classrooms is a serious allegation,” Little wrote in the bill’s transmittal letter addressed to Republican House Speaker Scott Bedke.

From Washington Times

Earlier this month, council staffers were unable to get past the fence to deliver the city’s legislation for congressional transmittal, he said.

From Washington Times

Related Words

• change
• flow
• journey
• movement
• passing
• progress
• transfer
• transition
• trip