verb
definition
To convert from an encrypted form to plain text.
definition
To figure out something difficult to interpret.
Examples of decoded in a Sentence
The massive amounts of information in these decoded genomes can only be processed by computers.
Their demons were absolutely horrible, which being decoded means they were marvelously chilling to the spine.
Alarm indicators operate for 1 minute per decoded signal from fire alarm sounder.
The information you send and receive will be scrambled and then decoded upon receipt.
This defect has only been decoded since 2001; therefore, less is known about how it functions.
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It was one of many messages her micro had decoded.
A problem pattern can be more efficiently discerned, more easily decoded, and more effectively transformed.
In addition, his work is more idiosyncratic than MEZ's, whose content, once decoded, tends not to be especially esoteric.
In the latter case the signal is decoded using the state-of-the-art Philips decoded using the state-of-the-art Philips decoder.
These BBC Prime pages from March 2000 were decoded by Bryan Greene using the teletext decoder in his MAC receiver.
Fifty years later, the human genome was decoded.
In late 2009, the entire genome of corn was decoded.
Bounty hunters from nearby worlds have also decoded the messages and are here gathering artifacts in an effort to unlock the secret weapon.