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Cable

/ˈkeɪbəl/
A thick, strong wire or group of wires used for transmitting electrical power, electronic signals, or holding things together.

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Examples:

He had cabled the number of a Swiss bank account.

I tripped against tight, wind-woven cables and ran to her.

"But I got a cable from Bronsen?"

Etymology:

etymology
Originating from the late Middle English period, the word cable comes via Old French from Late Latin capulum, derived from Latin capere meaning to seize.

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