Sends or passes something (like a message, disease, or power) from one place or person to another.
From Latin 'transmittere': 'trans' (across) + 'mittere' (to send). The word entered English in the 15th century and originally meant to send across distance, now used for any transfer of information, energy, or infection.
Radio towers, genes, and gossip all 'transmit'—this single word connects physics, biology, and social dynamics because transmission is one of nature's fundamental operations.
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