Telegraphed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TELEGRAPHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TELEGRAPH, to transmit by telegraph, a combination of apparatus for transmitting information to a distance
• send (someone) a message by telegraph
• send (a message) by telegraph
• convey (an intentional or unconscious message), especially with facial expression or body language
NOUN:
• a system for transmitting messages from a distance along a wire, especially one creating signals by making and breaking an electrical connection
• a device for transmitting messages by telegraph.
• a board displaying scores or other information at a sports match or race meeting.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an apparatus for communication at a distance by coded signals; an apparatus, system, or process for communication at a distance by electric transmission over wire

Words related to TELEGRAPHED

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How to use TELEGRAPHED in a sentence

• Clare pointed out that his recent marriage automatically destroyed the effect of this testament, he was greatly distressed, and, hastening home, had at once telegraphed to Mr.
• Five minutes later I had telegraphed my acceptance, and had mentally selected books enough for a dozen vacations.
• She telegraphed her acceptance, and began thinking what to wear during the visit.
• Jean Lambert telegraphed at once for Doctor Holiday to come to Tony who was in a bad way.
• Have telegraphed to Police Headquarters for orders.
• But, as I had telegraphed, I told him I thought someone would be there, and I would take the risk.
• Lincoln left New York he was telegraphed from Connecticut to come and aid in the campaign of the approaching spring election.
• I telegraphed right off to Bradley, explained as far as I could in a telegram without using all the balance in the treasury, and he answered all right.
• That is to say, he first telegraphed to the British Minister at Washington, Mr.
• Second, I have telegraphed to her relations at the other end of the world to tell them that she is coming.
• The poor girl had been telegraphed for, and had started for England.
• Shipley said if he had had any idea I was going to attempt such a thing he would have telegraphed all over the place and stopped it.
• This was to throw the railroad men off the scent, for news of the murder had probably been telegraphed to all railroad stations in the vicinity.
• When he announced his intention to take this voyage, it was quickly telegraphed all over the country bordering on the river.
• The two had now been staying for a week at the Metropole, and Major Norwood had telegraphed to the India Office in London for instructions.
• Peacocke, who had twice telegraphed for reinforcements.
• The news was at once telegraphed to town, and appeared in the evening papers.
• Coe and her son would, without doubt, be telegraphed for, and he could not repair to their house in their absence.
• Pat Conley was telegraphed for, and arrived at Dubuque on February 4, accompanied by Mr.
• Maclntyre, but at the end of the third day he was so much worse that she sent to the city for a trained nurse, and telegraphed for his father and mother.
• I telegraphed to the nearest town that had a sheriff in it, and that put me in touch with Fulsbee.
• The command now proceeded to Fort Sedgwick, from which point the particulars of our fight, which took place Sunday, July 11, 1869, was telegraphed to all parts of the country.
• Reporters who accompanied the expedition telegraphed the story of this order to their New York newspapers.
• Morris had telegraphed to New York, receiving in reply that Wilford was hourly expected home, and would at once hasten on to Silverton.
• That very night he telegraphed the hopelessness of his situation to Constantinople, and a special messenger left for Athens, bearing a message from the Sultan, asking for peace.
• In the more general type, many telegraph stations were connected to a line and whatever was telegraphed between two stations could be read by all the stations of that line.
• Wishing to know his fate, he telegraphed a proposal of marriage to the lady of his choice.
• Accordingly he telegraphed that if the committee wanted him he was ready, would pay his own expenses and win every Democratic vote.
• She immediately telegraphed an order to have her name removed from the call, and wrote back indignant letters of protest against involving the association in such an affair.
• Answers were expected, which were now telegraphed for, to meet them in Constantinople.

Similar words containing TELEGRAPH without suffix ed

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