transmit (verb)

1. The fashion show will transmit live on all major social media platforms.

2. The new movie will be transmitted in theaters worldwide.

3. The book beautifully transmits the author's emotions to the readers.

4. The radio broadcast transmitted the news of the end of World War II.

1. He wrote a love letter and transmitted it to his long-distance girlfriend.

2. The movie distributor transmitted the film reel to several theaters across the country.

3. Hermes, the messenger of the gods, transmitted messages between the divine beings in Greek mythology.

4. In the science fiction novel, the aliens can transmit thoughts telepathically to communicate.

1. In the science fiction novel, the protagonist used a device to transmit their thoughts to another planet.

2. In the romantic comedy movie, the characters relied on love letters to transmit their feelings for each other.

3. The film director used innovative techniques to transmit the emotions of the characters to the audience.

4. During the stand-up comedy show, the comedian used his microphone to transmit hilarious jokes to the crowd.

1. The cursed artifact had the power to transmit evil spirits to anyone who touched it.

2. The discovery of DNA transmission revolutionized the field of genetics.

3. Love songs have the ability to transmit emotions and make people fall in love.

4. The mystical amulet could transmit its wearer to a magical realm filled with mythical creatures.