transceive
/tɹænˈsiv/
transceive verb: to both transmit and receive.
Verb
transceive (third-person singular simple present transceives, present participle transceiving, simple past and past participle transceived)
Forms of transceive
| third-person singular present | transceives |
|---|---|
| present participle | transceiving |
| past participle | transceived |
| past | transceived |
Origin of transceive
Blend of transmit + receive; alternatively, back-formation from transceiver.
Words that rhyme with transceive
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- eve
- grieve
- Kharkiv
- breve
- conceive
- naive
- neve
- Pishchiv
- weave
- keeve
- Neave
- Piskiv
- reeve
- screeve
- skeeve
- aggrieve
- beleave
- French leave
- greave
- interweave
- perceive
- reave
- seave
- sheave
- shrieve
- sleave
- steeve
- steve
- take French leave
- Abib
- beeve
- deceive
- dreve
- Dutch leave
- eave
- gneeve
- khedive
- nieve
- peeve
- preconceive
- rebelieve
- reperceive
- thieve
- we've
- Yves
Questions about transceive
- What does transceive mean?
- Transceive means to both transmit and receive.
- What part of speech is transceive?
- Transceive is a verb.
- How do you pronounce transceive?
- Transceive is pronounced /tɹænˈsiv/.
- What is the past tense of transceive?
- The past tense of transceive is transceived.
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