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telectroscope

telectroscope noun: a hypothetical television or videophone system, proposed in the 19th century before such technology existed.

Noun

telectroscope (plural telectroscopes)

  1. (historical) A hypothetical television or videophone system, proposed in the 19th century before such technology existed.

Forms of telectroscope

pluraltelectroscopes

Questions about telectroscope

What does telectroscope mean?
Telectroscope means a hypothetical television or videophone system, proposed in the 19th century before such technology existed.
What part of speech is telectroscope?
Telectroscope is a noun.
What is the plural of telectroscope?
The plural of telectroscope is telectroscopes.

Words near telectroscope in the dictionary

  1. telecouplings
  2. telecourse
  3. telecourses
  4. telecryptograph
  5. telecryptographs
  6. telectroscope
  7. telectroscopes
  8. teledating
  9. teledemocracies
  10. teledemocracy
  11. teledensities

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