Decoder definition

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decoders
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A person who decodes messages.
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The definition of a decoder is a person or tool that figures out a scrambled message.

An example of a decoder is a machine that figures out the letter equivalent of a message written in all numbers.

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One that decodes.
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A device that decodes a scrambled electronic signal to make it interpretable.
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In an electronic digital computer, a circuit device that determines the content of a given instruction or performs digital-to-analog conversion.
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An electronic device that converts a digitized signal, as of a cable TV channel, to its original form.
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An electronic or software device that converts telecommunication signals from their transmitted form into a form interpretable to other devices or to human beings.
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A person who decodes secret messages.
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A device that decodes a scrambled electronic signal e.g. of a satellite television signal.
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A device that decodes scrambled messages sent by telephone.
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Noun

Singular:
decoder
Plural:
decoders

Origin of decoder

Decoder Sentence Examples

  • From a woman's point of view, Date Decoder helps women understand more about why men behave the way they do and more about what's going on inside their head.

  • It has a decoder watch, pen flashlight, dark glasses and a walkie talkie.

  • For more information about Maryann Karinch, visit the Dating Decoder website.

  • Some video recorders have a closed caption decoder built into them.

  • From the shape, to the color and the intensity of your pout, your innocent lipstick kiss is sending signals and messages so strong you may need a kiss decoder to decipher all their hidden meanings.

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