telegraphed

as inpredict
as inbroadcast
as inforecast
as inforeshadow
as inforewarn

Synonyms for telegraphed

verb express an outcome in advance

Antonyms for telegraphed

Word Origin & History

1805, from telegraph (n.). Figurative meaning "to signal one's intentions" is first attested 1925, originally in boxing. Related: Telegraphed; telegraphing.

Example Sentences fortelegraphed

We had, as usual, telegraphed for two of the best rooms to be had.

They telegraphed from New York that we were to spare no expense; and we haven't.

And Gaunt, who was standing by, and knew it also, telegraphed a significant look to Huntley.

I should have telegraphed, but am careless about such matters.

She has telegraphed that she can only get away just to see you.

He had inquired, and he had telegraphed, but could get no word of Dr. Parker's whereabouts.

He wrote you two or three times and he telegraphed you once.

Fact is, I'd ought to have telegraphed right off to the Board, but I ain't.

I have telegraphed the Heptons that we will join them in Paris on the evening of the twenty-first.

"He's here because I telegraphed for him yesterday," he said.