radiophotogram

noun

a photograph or other image transmitted by radio.

Also called ra·di·o·pho·to, ra·di·o·pho·to·gram

[rey-dee-oh-foh-tuh-gram] .

Origin:
1920–25; radio- + photograph

Related forms

ra·di·o·pho·tog·ra·phy

[rey-dee-oh-fuh-tog-ruh-fee] , noun

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radiophotograph
noun
a photograph transmitted by radio waves

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