alphamerical
- adjective
- /ˌælfəˈmɪrɪkəl/
- Specialized
- Passwords should be alphamerical for better security.
Examples
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The system generates a unique alphamerical code for each transaction.
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Please enter your alphamerical username to proceed.
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The password must include alphamerical characters.
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Can you create an alphamerical code for the system?
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To access your account, you need to create an alphamerical password that combines letters and numbers.
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The registration form requires an alphamerical username to enhance security.
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Each invoice will feature an alphamerical reference to maintain accurate tracking.
Synonyms
Containing both letters and numbers
Containing both letters and numbers, like a code or password
Containing both letters and numbers, for example in codes or passwords
Surface Forms
Morphology
alphamerical = alphanumerical (semi-transparent) = alpha + numerical
Formed by blending or variant spelling of 'alphanumerical' (alpha + numerical); the meaning is predictable but the nonstandard/rare form and altered spelling may confuse learners.
Etymology
The word alphamerical combines alpha, from 'alphabet' meaning 'letters', and numerical meaning 'numbers', so it describes text, codes, or passwords that use both letters and numbers.