radio tower

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radio tower [′rād·ē·ō ‚tau̇·ər]

(communications)

A tower, usually several hundred meters tall, either guyed or freestanding, on which a transmitting antenna is mounted to increase the range of radio transmission; in some cases, the tower itself may be the antenna.

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