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telecosm

telecosm noun: a world with practically unlimited bandwidth for telecommunication networks as a result of technologies such as fibre optics.

Noun

telecosm (plural telecosms)

  1. A world with practically unlimited bandwidth for telecommunication networks as a result of technologies such as fibre optics.

Forms of telecosm

pluraltelecosms

Origin of telecosm

tele- + -cosm, coined by George Gilder.

Questions about telecosm

What does telecosm mean?
Telecosm means a world with practically unlimited bandwidth for telecommunication networks as a result of technologies such as fibre optics.
What part of speech is telecosm?
Telecosm is a noun.
What is the plural of telecosm?
The plural of telecosm is telecosms.

Words near telecosm in the dictionary

  1. telecopter
  2. telecopters
  3. telecopy
  4. telecopying
  5. telecording
  6. telecosm
  7. telecosms
  8. telecottage
  9. telecottages
  10. telecottaging
  11. telecounseling

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