noun
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the network of wires used in an electrical system, device, or circuit
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the quality or condition of such a network
adjective
Etymology
Origin of wiring
Example Sentences
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Many homes need new wiring, larger breakers or a full panel replacement, and some require upgrades to the service connection to the grid, said Matthew Freedman of the Utility Reform Network.
From Los Angeles Times
But the overhead deck itself would have to be tall to accommodate the yard’s electrical wiring.
Matthew Bradley, an electrical and wiring operative, welcomed the opportunity to highlight the manufacturing work that is going on behind the factory walls as part of the exhibition.
From BBC
Featuring illuminated eyes in the film, and with original wiring in the right socket, this particular C-3PO head boasts several unique features including a forehead antenna.
From Barron's
Suddenly venture capitalists are wiring boatloads of money.
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