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network

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network, noun, verb.

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noun 1. any system of lines that cross.
Ex. a network of vines, a network of railroads. (Figurative.) Their law is a network of fictions (Emerson).
2. a group of radio or television stations that work together, so that what is broadcast by o

network

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v.i. to meet informally with groups of people who share interests or causes.
Ex. If you've networked with people when you were doing a film, you have a natural interest in seeing their reaction to the film (Washington Post).

network

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v.t. (Especially British.) to broadcast (a program) over a radio or television network.