Uk English Meaning of serials
serials
Other Uk English words related to serials
- books
- journals
- magazines
- newspapers
- Periodicals
- bulletins
- editions
- gazettes
- Mags
- Newsletters
- organs
- papers
- rags
- reviews
- yearbooks
- zines
- annuals
- Bimonthlies
- biweeklies
- Dailies
- digests
- newspapers
- extras
- fanzines
- Little magazines
- (monthlies)
- news magazines
- picture books
- quarterlies
- Fortnightlies
- Weeklies
- sheets
- supplements
- Tabloids
- tabs
- tri-weeklies
- weeklies
Nearest Words of serials
Definitions and Meaning of serials in English
serials
being or relating to a connection in a computer system in which the bits of a byte are transmitted one at a time over a single wire, occurring in or involving such a series, of, relating to, or being music based on a series of tones in a chosen pattern without regard for traditional tonality, performing a series of similar acts over a period of time, a work appearing (as in a magazine or on television) in parts at intervals, one part of a serial work, consisting of or arranged in a series, rank, or row, a publication (such as a newspaper or journal) issued as one of a consecutively numbered and indefinitely continued series, belonging to a series maturing periodically rather than on a single date, appearing in parts or numbers that follow regularly, a work appearing (as in a magazine or on television) in parts at regular intervals, appearing in successive parts or numbers, relating to or being a connection in a computer system in which the bits of a byte are transmitted sequentially over a single wire compare parallel, of, relating to, consisting of, or arranged in a series, rank, or row
FAQs About the word serials
serials
being or relating to a connection in a computer system in which the bits of a byte are transmitted one at a time over a single wire, occurring in or involving s
books,journals,magazines,newspapers,Periodicals,bulletins,editions,gazettes,Mags,Newsletters
No antonyms found.
serializing => serializing, serialized => serialised, sergeants => sergeants, serfs => serfs, serfdoms => serfdoms,
