ISDN
- adjective
- /ˈaɪˌɛsˈdiːˈɛn/
- Archaic
- Many businesses relied on ISDN connections before broadband became widely available.
Examples
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The technician installed an ISDN modem to enable faster data transfer over the phone line.
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The company upgraded to an ISDN line to improve the quality of their video conferences.
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The ISDN service was interrupted during the storm.
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Can you explain how ISDN works?
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The company upgraded to an ISDN line to improve the quality of their video conferences.
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Many businesses relied on ISDN connections before broadband became widely available.
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The technician installed an ISDN modem to enable faster data transfer over the phone line.
How Modern
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Archaic
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
ISDN = integrated + services + digital + network (opaque) = I + S + D + N
Used adjectivally but still functions as an initialism; the letters do not yield semantic transparency for learners.
Etymology
The word ISDN stands for Integrated Services Digital Network. Think of Integrated as 'joined together', Digital as 'in numbers', and Network as 'a system of lines', so an ISDN connection is one that uses this joined system to carry 'voice and data' over telephone lines.