Definition

Relating to the process of collecting and transmitting data from a distance, often used in scientific and technical contexts.

Example

The telemetered data from the satellite provided valuable information about the Earth's atmosphere.

Conversation

Did you see how the data was telemetered from the satellite?

Yeah, it's amazing how they can track everything in real-time.

I know! It's all about that telemetered technology now.

For sure! It really changes how we understand space.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Telemetered → It is formed from "tele-" (from Greek "tēle", meaning far off or at a distance) and "meter" (from Greek "metron", meaning measure) and the suffix "-ed" (indicating a past action). The word "telemetered" refers to the action of measuring something from a distance.

Memory Tip

Imagine measuring something that is far away — 'tele-' means far, and 'meter' means to measure. This helps you remember that 'telemetered' involves measuring from a distance.

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