subassembly
noun
subassemblies
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pluralof subassembly.plural
The grammatical form denoting more than one person, place, thing, or idea.
Example Sentences
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Last month, it said it would spend $60 million on a new factory in Perrysburg, Ohio, where it will produce components and subassemblies for washers and dryers.
From The Wall Street Journal β May 8, 2026
The early Dreamliner delays in the late 2000s had myriad causes, especially complicated subassemblies of parts from many countries — a historic first and risk.
From Seattle Times β Dec. 15, 2023
Tesla is still testing various elements of the system, including the use of large front and rear subassemblies built on single-piece underbody castings, which are then joined to a central structural battery pack.
From Reuters β May 15, 2023
“There’s ammunition, subassemblies, critical licenses, all of which would run out, and it wouldn’t be in the U.S. interest to see an Indo-Pacific partner be crippled or alienated by sanctions,” he said.
From Washington Post β Mar. 17, 2022
Work was already well along on the electronic subassemblies and the strange-looking "body" was taking shape.
From Tom Swift and The Visitor from Planet X by Victor [pseud.] Appleton
