CD-WO
- noun
- Archaic
- Unlike a rewritable disc, a CD-WO allows data to be written only once.
Examples
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I burned my files onto a CD-WO.
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She saved her important photos on a CD-WO to ensure they couldn't be accidentally erased.
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Many early software distributions were shipped on CD-WO media.
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The CD-WO is perfect for archiving data.
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Many early software distributions were shipped on a CD-WO to prevent alterations.
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She saved her important photos on a CD-WO to ensure that they remain unchanged.
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Unlike a rewritable disc, a CD-WO is designed for permanent storage of data.
Synonyms
A disc you can write to only once that holds music or files
A CD you can record on once and then only read
A disc you can write on once and then only read
How Writable
- Archaic
- Archaic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
CD-WO comes from its parts: CD meaning 'compact disc' and WO meaning 'write once'. So a CD-WO is a disc you can 'write' data to only one time, and after that you can only read the files and cannot erase or change them.