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Telefax, n.|ˈtɛlɪfæks|
Also tele-.
[f. tele- 3 + fax altered f. facsimile n. Cf. fax n.2]
A proprietary name for a system for sending and receiving messages by facsimile; also, = telefacsimile n. s.v. tele- 3.
1943Electronics Sept. 148/3 He referred to the possible post war use of radio and light beams for telegraphy and Telefax, the automatic transmitter and recorder system recently placed in operation by Western Union to handle train orders for American railroads. 1946Trade Marks Jrnl. 9 Jan. 14/1 Telefax..Telegraph facsimile transmitting and recording apparatus..13th April, 1945. 1985Official Gaz. (U.S. Patent Office) 8 Oct. tm53/2 Telefax. For video text transmitting and receiving system... First use 4-23-1984. 1986Your Business Mar. 21/2 All infrastructure was available to the company to handle export orders, such as telex, telefax and computers. 1989Nature 5 Jan. 1/2 Readers..should send in writing their names, addresses, telephone and telefax numbers. |
