RCA

1. Radio Corporation of America.
2. Royal College of Art.

RCA

abbreviation for

1. (formerly) Radio Corporation of America
2. Royal Canadian Academy
3. Royal College of Art
4. Central African Republic (international car registration)

Word History and Origins

Origin of RCA¹

(sense 4) from République Centrafricaine

Example Sentences

But he had to remember one thing: he was promoting himself at this point, Sam Cooke, not RCA.

From The Daily Beast

Julio Cardenas, 25 and an MC from the group RCA, was older but with a youthful smile that hid the harsher sides of Cuban life.

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And, as you write, “almost singlehandedly steered RCA into the radio business.”

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General Sarnoff, the chairman of the board of RCA; Pat Weaver, the president of NBC; Max Liebman and Sid.

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Critics in the RCA said the policy made conversion a bureaucratic process and denied them discretion in accepting converts.

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In another instance the gage must be given half to the land-rca and half to the kings port-reeve.

From Project Gutenberg

Then again, in several cases we find that the land-lord or land-rca shares the proceeds of a fine with the hundred or wapentake.

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Se rca ber mare onne he behfige to his formettum, se oer ber mtigne pusan.

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Nu ber se rca swre byrene his gestreona, and se earfa g mtig.

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Fori sceal se rca dlan his byrene wi one earfan, onne wana he a byrene his synna, and am earfan gehelp.

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