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cablegram

[key-buhl-gram] / ˈkeɪ bəlˌgræm /


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Moves are communicated over long distances — in less technologically savvy times often by handwritten mail or cablegram — and each player has days to make a move.

From New York Times • Dec. 23, 2012

The raising and negotiation of this problem cannot be made only by cablegram, and it is better that a delegation should be sent to Cuba.

From Time Magazine Archive

But chance and another cablegram offer the two lovers a second opportunity.

From Time Magazine Archive

It took ex-Theater Critic Brooks Atkinson six months and a personal cablegram to Joseph Stalin to get accredited to Moscow.

From Time Magazine Archive

On the twenty-sixth, just before we went on the ship, my father sent my grandmother a cablegram: sail- ING TODAY.

From "Homesick" by Jean Fritz