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to facsimile

to facsimile

7.0
To send a document by fax
  • verb
  • /fækˈsɪmɪli/
  • Archaic
translation icon : faxear
  • Please facsimile the signed contract to my office.

Examples

  • They asked if we could facsimile all the necessary forms instead of mailing them.

  • She facsimiled the documents yesterday.

  • He facsimiled the blueprints to the construction team immediately.

  • Please facsimile the signed agreement to our office before 5 p.m.

  • Please facsimile the signed agreement to our office before 5 p.m.

  • He facsimiled the blueprints to the construction team immediately.

  • They asked if we could facsimile all the necessary forms instead of mailing them.

Synonyms

to fax
vsto facsimile
148 2.8

To send a document over a phone line so it prints at the other end

is broader meaning electronic transmission and not only via telephone line
to telefax
vsto facsimile
  • Archaic
1 7.7

To send a document or picture by a fax machine

is the general term for electronic transmission rather than stressing wire use

Antonyms

1.0

To get something that someone gives you

Compounds

1 4.9

A machine that copies a document and sends it by phone

Surface Forms

facsimile infinitive
facsimiled past
facsimiled past participle
facsimiling present participle
facsimiles third person singular

Etymology

Facsimile as a verb means to send a document by fax, and this use comes from the Latin phrase fac simile ('make similar'), because when you facsimile something you are sending a copy that is like the original.