Receiver
Receiver noun - A person who receives something.
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Synonyms for Receiver
Wireless and receiver are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wireless" instead a noun "Receiver".
Wireless
Wireless noun - An electronic receiver that detects and demodulates and amplifies transmitted signals.
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Synonyms for Wireless
Nearby Word: wire
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Related pairs
- set and receiver
- set and wireless
- transmission and receiver
- transmission and wireless
- wire and receiver
- wire and wireless
- radio and receiver
- radio and wireless
- tuner and receiver
- tuner and wireless
- receiving system and receiver
- receiving system and wireless
- radiotelegraphy and receiver
- radiotelegraphy and wireless
Both words in one sentence
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Prior to the S model, if one wanted 802.11 wireless capabilities, they had to buy a receiver for the 360.
Source: Useful Notes / Xbox 360 -
One of their best terraformers had his head bitten off by one of his carnivorous plants; luckily, he had a wireless receiver in his body.
Source: Cranial Processing Unit -
The roaches are remote controlled through a lightweight wireless receiver attached to the roach's antennae and cerci, sending signals that trick the roach into thinking it is avoiding an obsctacle or a predator, in essence "herding" it with a surprising degree of accuracy.
Source: Cyborg
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