Fax

Definition of Fax

Fax is a method of transmitting copies of documents over a telephone line.

How should Fax divide into syllables

The word 'fax' has one syllable. It has one vowel which is 'a' and one consonant which is 'f' followed by 'x'.

Part of Speech - Fax

Sentences with Fax

• I need you to fax the document to my office.
• We received the fax with the updated schedule.
• He sent the fax before the deadline.
• I don't have a fax machine at home.
• The fax transmission was interrupted due to a power outage.
• The fax document was too blurry to read.
• She wrote down the fax number on a piece of paper.
• The fax paper ran out in the middle of printing.
• I need to send a fax to confirm my appointment.
• The fax sheet got jammed in the machine.

Quotes with Fax

• I don't even have a fax machine anymore. I don't know how to use a fax machine. I don't have time for this.
• I would send you a bouquet of newly sharpened pencils if I knew your name and address. On the other hand, why bother? They'd probably just go ahead and break them, or lose them, or shove them into the pencil sharpener until they break or jam the gears. Teachers - who can understand them?
• I know every phone number in my cell phone by heart, except the one I call the most. For that one, I always have to look it up.
• I'm from the fax generation. I used to fax my wife from the road.
• I don't think anyone has ever faxed me.
• I think the fax machine is a good example of technology being a mature technology, but it still doesn't mean it's gone.
• I used to have a fax machine in my car, and I would put the antenna on the top of the car and fax while I was driving.

Number of characters in Fax

3 ( f, a, x )

Unique letters in Fax

3 ( f, a, x )

Fax Backwards

xaf

Phonetic Transcription of Fax

IPA (International): fæks

ARA (American): fæks

EPA (English): fæks

FAE-KS