American English pronunciation
How to pronounce telegraph
IPA transcription: ['tɛləɡ,ɹæf]
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Noun
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apparatus used to communicate at a distance over a wire (usually in Morse code)
Verb
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send cables, wires, or telegrams
Usage examples
- Henderson went into the railway station to telegraph the news to London.
- Prior to this, telephony, telegraphy, local and international connections were fragmented and ill-coordinated.
- Henderson went into the railway station to telegraph the news to London.
- Henderson went into the railway station to telegraph the news to London.
- The Timeball Tower stands on the site of an earlier "Shutter Telegraph".
- Secretary Of War Stanton telegraphed Rosecrans, Lee's Army overthrown; Grant victorious.
- And find out where the nearest telegraph office is.
- Henderson went into the railway station to telegraph the news to London.
- Henderson went into the railway station to telegraph the news to London.
- Henderson went into the railway station to telegraph the news to London.