Teleport

usgb/ˈtelɪpɔːrt/
verb

To move or make someone move instantly from one location to another, usually through a computerized, supernatural or imaginary process.

In the science fiction movie, the alien could teleport from one planet to another.
Visual representation of "teleport" - To move or make someone move instantly from one location to another, usually through a computerized, supernatural or imaginary process.

Often appears as...

  • teleport between
  • teleport instantly
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Sci-Fi Origin

The word originated in science fiction and usually implies a futuristic or advanced technology scenario.

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The novel featured a device that let characters teleport across galaxies.
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Instantaneous Movement

Emphasizes the idea that teleportation occurs without any time passing.

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He wished he could teleport home to avoid the long commute.
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Metaphorical Use

Sometimes used metaphorically to describe very fast travel or movement.

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She seemed to teleport to my side the moment I needed help.
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