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transclusions

transclusions is the plural of transclusion.

Meaning of transclusion

Noun

transclusion (countable and uncountable, plural transclusions)

  1. The inclusion of part of one hypertext document in another one by means of reference rather than copying.
    • Transclusion means that a thing can be in two places at once.1990 September, Ted Nelson, “On the Xanadu Project”, in Byte, volume 15, number 9, →ISSN, page 298
    Synonyms:
    interpolation

Questions about transclusions

What is transclusions the plural of?
Transclusions is the plural of transclusion.

Words near transclusions in the dictionary

  1. transclude
  2. transcluded
  3. transcludes
  4. transcluding
  5. transclusion
  6. transclusions
  7. TransCo
  8. transcobalamin
  9. transcobalamins
  10. transcochlear
  11. transcodable

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