Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun Any of various technologies used to create high-bandwidth network connections over standard telephone lines, often in providing Internet service to homes.
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- noun computing Initialism of
domain-specific language . - noun electronics Initialism of
digital subscriber line .
Etymologies
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
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Examples
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In Nashville, a single phone line with no DSL is $45.62 (USD).
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In Nashville, a single phone line with no DSL is $45.62 (USD).
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In Nashville, a single phone line with no DSL is $45.62 (USD).
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In Nashville, a single phone line with no DSL is $45.62 (USD).
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In Nashville, a single phone line with no DSL is $45.62 (USD).
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In Nashville, a single phone line with no DSL is $45.62 (USD).
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LICORICE! that S had a safe trip back that my DSL is way faster than stolen wifi the lesson to ask WHY NOT ME? when faced with a desirable experience or accomplishment taking better care of myself that AKS was right (so far) re: European men and my handwriting impulse control (repeat) chocolate with chili (repeat) …
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LICORICE! that S had a safe trip back that my DSL is way faster than stolen wifi the lesson to ask WHY NOT ME? when faced with a desirable experience or accomplishment taking better care of myself that AKS was right (so far) re: European men and my handwriting impulse control (repeat) chocolate with chili (repeat) …
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In Nashville, a single phone line with no DSL is $45.62 (USD).
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In Nashville, a single phone line with no DSL is $45.62 (USD).
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