ciphering (Meaning)

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ciphering (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Cipher

The spy was adept at ciphering messages to ensure their secrecy.
Students in the cryptography class practiced ciphering techniques to encrypt their communications.
Ciphering sensitive documents became a routine task for the intelligence agent.
The art of ciphering requires a deep understanding of encryption algorithms.
Cryptographers spend countless hours ciphering and deciphering codes to advance their skills.
The software engineer developed a program capable of ciphering data with military-grade encryption.
Ciphering messages during wartime was crucial to prevent enemy interception.
Ancient civilizations used various methods for ciphering, including substitution and transposition techniques.
The hacker attempted to decrypt the ciphered data but was unsuccessful due to its complexity.
The spy agency employed experts in ciphering to safeguard classified information.

of Cipher

mathematics,calculation, arithmetic, computation, math, reckoning, figures, calculus, estimation,numbers

No antonyms found.

The spy was adept at ciphering messages to ensure their secrecy.

Students in the cryptography class practiced ciphering techniques to encrypt their communications.

Ciphering sensitive documents became a routine task for the intelligence agent.

The art of ciphering requires a deep understanding of encryption algorithms.