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fre·quen·cy mod·u·la·tion (abbr.: FM) • n. the modulation of a radio or other wave by variation of its frequency, esp. to carry an audio signal. Often contrasted with amplitude modulation. ∎ the system of radio transmission using such modulation.
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FM • abbr. frequency modulation: [as adj.] an FM radio station.
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• fathom(s)
• Physics, symbol for femtometre(s)
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