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1. international Morse code
noun.
A
telegraph
code
in
which
letters
and
numbers
are
represented
by
strings
of
dots
and
dashes
(short
and
long
signals).
Synonyms
Morse code
Morse
dit
dot
dash
code
dah
Antonyms
linger
inelegance
hardware
decode
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2. international
adjective.
(ˌɪntɝˈnæʃənɑːl, ˌɪnɝˈnæʃənɑːl)
Concerning
or
belonging
to
all
or
at
least
two
or
more
nations.
Synonyms
foreign
global
planetary
world
world-wide
internationalist
multinational
supranational
worldwide
transnational
internationalistic
Antonyms
domestic
national
purifying
intrinsic
square
3. international
adjective.
(ˌɪntɝˈnæʃənɑːl, ˌɪnɝˈnæʃənɑːl)
From
or
between
other
countries.
Synonyms
foreign
external
outside
Antonyms
domestic
familiarity
nativeness
native
4. International
noun.
Any
of
several
international
socialist
organizations.
Synonyms
internationalist
socialism
socialist economy
Antonyms
capitalism
national
private enterprise
market economy
5. Morse
noun.
A
telegraph
code
in
which
letters
and
numbers
are
represented
by
strings
of
dots
and
dashes
(short
and
long
signals).
Synonyms
Morse code
international Morse code
dit
dot
dash
code
dah
Antonyms
linger
inelegance
hardware
decode
6. Morse
noun.
United
States
portrait
painter
who
patented
the
telegraph
and
developed
the
Morse
code
(1791-1872).
Synonyms
Samuel Finley Breese Morse
Samuel F. B. Morse
Samuel Morse
7. code
noun.
(ˈkoʊd)
A
set
of
rules
or
principles
or
laws
(especially
written
ones).
Synonyms
codification
Bushido
omerta
black and white
legal code
health code
written communication
Highway Code
building code
fire code
sanitary code
written language
dress code
Antonyms
con
augmentation
diminution
permit
allow
Etymology
code (English)
code (French)
codex (Latin)
8. code
verb.
(ˈkoʊd)
Attach
a
code
to.
Synonyms
tag
label
mark
Antonyms
integrate
differentiate
add
multiply
Etymology
code (English)
code (French)
codex (Latin)
9. code
noun.
(ˈkoʊd)
A
coding
system
used
for
transmitting
messages
requiring
brevity
or
secrecy.
Synonyms
Morse
bar code
postcode
coding system
access code
Universal Product Code
access
cipher
ZIP code
ZIP
postal code
color code
cypher
Morse code
international Morse code
area code
secret code
cryptograph
Antonyms
go
skew
tactlessness
inactivity
unbox
Etymology
code (English)
code (French)
codex (Latin)
10. code
noun.
(ˈkoʊd)
(computer
science)
the
symbolic
arrangement
of
data
or
instructions
in
a
computer
program
or
the
set
of
such
instructions.
Synonyms
address
coding system
microcode
firmware
program line
instruction
operation code
binary code
American Standard Code for Information Interchange
ASCII
order code
package
statement
object code
ECC
machine code
software
command
computer software
reference
computer address
error correction code
software package
software program
computer code
software system
machine language
Antonyms
hardware
falsehood
overstatement
truth
pro
Etymology
code (English)
code (French)
codex (Latin)
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