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Meaning cipher meaning

What does cipher mean?

cipher

— noun a message written in a secret code — verb (= code) convert ordinary language into code We should encode the message for security reasons — noun a secret method of writing — noun a person of no influence — verb (= calculate) make a mathematical calculation or computation — noun (= zero) a mathematical element that when added to another number yields the same number — noun (= nothing, nil, goose egg, naught, zilch) a quantity of no importance it looked like nothing I had ever seen before reduced to nil all the work we had done we racked up a pathetic goose egg it was all for naught I didn't hear zilch about it

Synonyms cipher synonyms

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cipher English » English

cypher code zero figure digit numeral nonentity encrypt nought encipher null nobody number nil naught inscribe cryptograph zippo zip work out reckon password nothing goose egg compute calculate aught zilch write in code secret code nix nada encode cryptogram codify zeroth write in cipher watchword upstart trim down test key tap squib sluice set secret writing secret scramble rack put down

Conjugation cipher conjugation

How do you conjugate cipher?

cipher · verb

Examples cipher examples

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Movie subtitles

Yeah, it's in cipher.
Working on cipher, huh?
It looks like Mr. Cipher has owed you.
Did you know that it is Mr. cipher.
Have you ever seen Mr. cipher?
Kill cipher.
French Communist Party lost reputation and we achieve our goal, to destroy the cipher.
Excuse me, sir cipher, reserve bank tomorrow night still valid?
To that I would kill cipher.
Cipher will kill you.
Cipher for me is the number, it seems to me tight.
No, Mr. Bond, I speak for Mr. cipher.
Do you remember Francis Elmer, from the cipher section?
But not a Russian cipher clerk with a file photo of a British agent!
Jacob Durrer, Professor Fallow, Dr. Kern and this forth infernal cipher which doesn't get the code.
An added precaution, Lestrade in case the cipher should fall into the wrong hands.
Dr. Tobel's perversion of the cipher was so simple that it fooled us.
He simply reversed the cipher.
Everything else is a kind of cipher.
And the bait is a cipher machine.
You are working on the cipher, aren't you?
What about the cipher?
Where is the cipher?
The cipher?
Yeah, the cipher.
It's written entirely in cipher.
And your skirt over your head. - A cipher. A zero.
They're a highly advanced form of cipher writing.
I went to school and learned all over how to read and write and cipher.
We need a set of cipher indent keys. - Yes, sir.
Champollion discovered that the hieroglyphics were a simple substitution cipher.
At first I thought it was a cipher, then - a game.
Devoid of personality. his human qualities long since lost in the shuffle of life. he sits alone, quietly staring into space. a cipher, a nonperson, a performing freak.
This general is a meatball, a cipher.
The cipher clerk said it's not code.
It must be a cipher.
They have incorporated a 43-part cipher key in their entry sequence.
I believe I have isolated the 29th-cipher access code.

News and current affairs

Their lives are meaningless. Their hidden or even visible anguish is worthless, a cipher's despair.
But, for national leaders in the EU whose last ambition is to have to deal with a new Jacques Delors, i.e., a man with ideas of his own, a cipher like Barroso is just the man for the job.
Their hidden or even visible anguish is worthless, a cipher's despair.

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