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power-cord

 

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Noun power-cord has 1 sense
  1. power cord - a cord to conduct power to an electrical appliance
    --1 is a kind of cord, electric cord

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power-cord

A power cord, also known as an electrical cord or line cord, is a flexible cable used to connect an electronic device to an electrical power source.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun - Main Sense

This sense refers to the physical cable used to connect devices to a power source.

Example Sentence:

Make sure to securely insert the power cord into the wall socket before turning on the computer.

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2. Noun - Sense: Electrical Devices

This sense refers to the specific cord used with electrical devices, such as laptops, printers, or televisions.

Example Sentence:

The power cord provided with the television was not long enough, so I had to buy an extension.

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3. Adjective - Sense: Popular

This sense describes something that is well-known or widely accepted by a large number of people.

Example Sentence:

The movie franchise became a power-cord hit, attracting audiences of all ages.

4. Adjective - Sense: Local

This sense describes something that is specific to a particular area or limited to a small geographic region.

Example Sentence:

The recipe is a power-cord favorite among locals and is a must-try when visiting the town.

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