Telegraph

Pronunciation: /ˈtɛləɡˌræf/

Telegraph (noun)

  1. a device used in the past to send messages over long distances using wires.
  2. a message sent using a telegraph device.

Examples

  • The telegraph revolutionized long-distance communication.
  • Inventors improved the telegraph over the years.

Common collocations: invent the telegraph, use a telegraph, telegraph machine, send a telegraph, receive a telegraph

Telegraph (verb)

  1. to send a message using a telegraph device.
  2. to show or reveal something without meaning to.

Examples

  • They telegraphed the news to the distant town.
  • She telegraphed a message to her family.

Synonyms of Telegraph

Formal

Neutral

Antonyms of Telegraph

  • communication