teleportation (Meaning)

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teleportation (n)

a hypothetical mode of instantaneous transportation; matter is dematerialized at one place and recreated at another

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The scientist devised a revolutionary technology that enabled teleportation of objects across vast distances.
With a surge of energy, the spacecraft initiated teleportation to its destination in the Andromeda galaxy.
In a clandestine experiment, a team of spies planned to teleport behind enemy lines to gather intelligence.
The teleportation chamber hummed as it prepared to transport its subject to an undisclosed location.
Time seemed to warp as the traveler vanished in an instant, reappearing in a new realm through teleportation.
Quantum entanglement allowed scientists to teleport information across the void of space without physical transfer.
Teleportation's potential for revolutionizing transportation remained tantalizingly elusive, despite the allure of its possibilities.
The teleporter malfunctioned, causing the subject's body to be duplicated upon arrival at the destination.
Ethics committees grappled with the moral implications of teleportation, considering its potential for both good and evil.
In a dystopian future, teleportation became a tool of oppression as authorities used it to suppress dissent and control the population.

a hypothetical mode of instantaneous transportation; matter is dematerialized at one place and recreated at another

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The scientist devised a revolutionary technology that enabled teleportation of objects across vast distances.

With a surge of energy, the spacecraft initiated teleportation to its destination in the Andromeda galaxy.

In a clandestine experiment, a team of spies planned to teleport behind enemy lines to gather intelligence.

The teleportation chamber hummed as it prepared to transport its subject to an undisclosed location.