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voltage

 [vōl´tij]
electromotive force measured in volts.
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vol·tage

(vōl'tăj),
Electromotive force, pressure, or potential expressed in volts.
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volt·age

(vōl'tăj)
Electromotive force, pressure, or potential expressed in volts.
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volt·age

(vōl'tăj)
Electromotive force, pressure, or potential expressed in volts.
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