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no fidelity

no fidelity adjective: extremely low fidelity.

Adjective

no fidelity (comparative more no fidelity, superlative most no fidelity)

  1. (excessive, humorous, sound) Extremely low fidelity.
    • Near-synonyms: low fidelity, lo-fi, LoFi, lofi
    • He busted out an ancient no-fidelity tabletop radio and proceeded to play some tinny music from the AM dial.
    Synonyms:
    low fidelity, lo-fi, LoFi
  2. (humorous, sound) Involving no electronics at all, being an original (unreproduced) noise.
    • Get a load of my no-fidelity radio: my neighbor is singing off-tune while he weeds his garden.

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Forms of no fidelity

comparativemore no fidelity
superlativemost no fidelity

Origin of no fidelity

Modeled after, and postdating, high fidelity and low fidelity.

Questions about no fidelity

What does no fidelity mean?
No fidelity means extremely low fidelity.
What part of speech is no fidelity?
No fidelity is an adjective.

Words near no fidelity in the dictionary

  1. no fair
  2. no fairsies
  3. no fall zone
  4. no fault
  5. no fear
  6. no fidelity
  7. no fish, no dinner
  8. no fixed abode
  9. no flies on
  10. no fly list
  11. no fly lists

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