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Definition of telegraphically - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
concise styleRare in a short and concise mannerRare
- He explained the plan telegraphically, leaving out details.
2.
communicationDated by using telegraphy for communicationDated
- Messages were sent telegraphically across the country.
Origin of telegraphically
Greek, tele (far) + graphein (to write)
Examples of telegraphically in a sentence
She telegraphically summarized the meeting in a few sentences. The news was delivered telegraphically to the outpost. Updates were received telegraphically from the front lines.
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- French:brièvement, par télégraphe, ...
- German:prägnant, telegrafisch, ...
- Italian:telegraficamente, via telegrafo, ...
- Spanish:telegráficamente, ...
- Portuguese:telegraficamente, ...
- Chinese:简洁地, 通过电报, ...
- Japanese:簡潔に, 電信で, ...
- Arabic:بِاخْتِصَار, برقياً, ...
- Hebrew:בְּתַמְצִיתִיּוּת, בְּטֶלֶגְרַפְיָה, ...
- Russian:телеграфически, по телеграфу, ...
- Ukrainian:лаконічно, телеграфом, ...
- Hindi:संक्षेप में, टेलीग्राफिक रूप से, ...
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