Associations to the word «Telegraphy»
Noun
- Ether
- Handbook
- Advent
- Improvement
- Vacuum
- Printing
- Alphabet
- Interference
- Equipment
- Lindsay
- Limitation
- Ferdinand
- Batterie
- Thomson
- Airplane
- Device
- Nobel
- Physics
- Mast
- Samuel
- Fee
- Circuit
- Recorder
- Lodge
- Engineer
- Pigeon
- Speed
- Distance
- Interception
- Photography
- Tube
- Battleship
- Beacon
- Chap
- Vibration
- Bell
- Liner
- Technician
- Possibility
- Treatise
- Navy
- Distress
- Administration
- System
- Trading
- Discovery
- Warship
- Submarine
- Perfection
- Technology
- Radar
- Bulletin
- Maxwell
- Cornwall
- Valve
- Genius
- Broadcast
- Lecture
- Application
- Principle
- Engineering
- Charge
- Means
- Establishment
- Station
- Offence
- Flag
Adjective
Wiktionary
TELEGRAPHY, noun. Communication at a distance by means of the telegraph, either over wires or by wireless telegraphy, usually using Morse code
TELEGRAPHY, noun. The apparatus and techniques used in such a system
Dictionary definition
TELEGRAPHY, noun. Communicating at a distance by electric transmission over wire.
TELEGRAPHY, noun. Apparatus used to communicate at a distance over a wire (usually in Morse code).
Wise words
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