transmissive Definition

transmit
verb transmitted, transmitting

1. To pass or hand on (especially a message, a genetic characteristic, an inheritance, or an infection or disease).

Thesaurus: send, radio, broadcast, dispatch, communicate, convey, relay; Antonym: receive.
2. To convey (emotion, etc).

Example: a painting that transmits the artist's inner turmoil
tr & intr
3a. To send out (signals) by radio waves;
tr & intr
3b. To broadcast (a radio or television programme).
4. To allow (eg light, sound, heat, electricity, etc) to pass through; to act as a medium for.
5. To transfer (a force, power, etc) from one part, eg of an engine, mechanical system, etc, to another.

Derivative: transmissible
adj

Derivative: transmissibility
noun

Derivative: transmissive
adj

Derivative: transmissivity
noun

Derivative: transmittable
adj

Derivative: transmittal
noun

Etymology: 14c: from Latin transmittere to send across.