Teleportation Definition

tĕlə-pôr-tāshən
noun
The theoretical transportation of matter through space by converting it into energy and then reconverting it at the terminal point.
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Other Word Forms of Teleportation

Noun

Singular:
teleportation
Plural:
teleportations

Origin of Teleportation

  • Coined by Charles Fort in his 1931 book Lo! from tele- +"Ž transportation.

    From Wiktionary

  • tele– (trans)portation

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Teleportation Sentence Examples

  • Telepathy, telekinesis, teleportation and other psionic abilities will set humans apart from each other.

  • Star Trek, however, had space shuttles and the transporter or teleportation device that made it possible in the fiction of the show to have large space-only vessels for the main part of Starfleet.

  • In fact, quantum teleportation has to include a light speed transmission of data.

  • The Open University 's Background Brief on teleportation is not particularly memorable, but What Have The Sixties Ever Done For Us?

  • Other aspects of quantum communication appear in the news from time to time, for example teleportation of the quantum state of an atom.

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Words Starting With

TTETEL

Words Ending With

NONION

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