fax
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2.3
- noun
- /fæks/
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fax
- We sent Don a fax and asked him to have the tests done.
- send a fax
- mail or fax
- telephone or fax
So they, they sent Russell Barone a fax like requesting like the list of munitions.
- So they, they sent Russell Barone a fax like requesting like the list of munitions.
- Oh, Oh my God, I've actually got a fax from Nick Knowles.
- That's a bit like asking which phone company will start supporting faxes over the Internet.
- My mother, she says come downstairs, you got a fax.
- You had to send out posters to departments, you had to use letters, You could send faxes, right?
- The reports that Mister Bigelow received on a weekly basis were were sent via fax.
- Things like emails and faxes getting thrown out of SWIFT would be like losing access to the Internet for a financial system.
- I told him he needs to go away and check his fax.
- If you're a headline reader in today's world with what's going on right now, you got another fax.
- If you look at my phone right now, Toby, Toby, Jamal, mall, fax and E, I'm talking about five times a day.
- So we can come in by fax, the time date stamp, e-mail, buy postage and we'll go by the postage stamps making sure that we received it.
Examples
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He printed the report from the fax that arrived this morning.
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It just came in on the fax.
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Have you ever sent someone a fax from the beach?
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We got a fax on our phone.
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Do you have a fax number?
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A fax came through on the secure channel.
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I got this fax from Williams, Russel, and Johnson.
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I'm calling about a fax concerning the escape of Richard Fenton.
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A few days later, I received from him a page-and-a-half fax in which he'd derived their main conclusions.
Academic text (2005) -
"Why wasn't I given this information?" He waved the fax in the diplomat's face.
Fiction book (1999)
Synonyms
203
1.0
Messages sent or received over the internet
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7.6
A typed message sent and printed over long distances
A message sent over the internet to another person
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Fax is short for facsimile, from Latin fac + simile meaning 'make similar'. So a fax is a document that is copied and sent over the phone to be printed at the other end.