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quadruplex
[ kwod-roo-pleks, kwo-droo-pleks ]
adjective
- fourfold; quadruple.
- noting or pertaining to a system of telegraphy by which four messages may be transmitted simultaneously over one wire or communications channel.
quadruplex
/ ˈkwɒdrʊˌplɛks; ˌkwɒdrʊˈplɪsɪtɪ; kwɒˈdruːplɛks /
adjective
- consisting of four parts; fourfold
- denoting a type of television video tape recorder having four transversely rotating heads
Derived Forms
- quadruplicity, noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of quadruplex1
Word History and Origins
Origin of quadruplex1
Example Sentences
The day of the shooting, Lorincz told investigators she had a headache and that “neighbors were outside screaming and yelling, kids were running around” in a grassy area separating two apartment quadruplex buildings, including hers.
His first major invention, a quadruplex telegraph that allowed stations to send and receive messages simultaneously over the same wires, earned a handsome profit.
Edison’s first lucrative products were a stock-ticker device and a quadruplex telegraph, capable of sending four messages at once.
As an adult, he fixed quadruplex videotape machines — an early commercial videotape format — in his basement, and founded a multimillion-dollar video company.
Drive, the quadruplex apartment has few walls inside; instead, variable floor heights produce 27 interior levels that encourage visitors to preen and goggle.
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