stenographic
/,stenɔ'græfik/ Cách viết khác : (stenographical) /,stenɔ'græfikəl/
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Definition
Adjective: 1. Relating to stenography: Of or pertaining to the system or process of writing in shorthand. 2. Employing stenography: Using or involving shorthand writing.
Usage
The adjective "stenographic" describes anything connected to the method or profession of shorthand writing. It is typically used in formal or technical contexts.
Examples
- The court reporter kept a stenographic record of the entire trial.
- She took a stenographic course to improve her note-taking speed.
- The old stenographic symbols were difficult for the modern clerk to decipher.
- His stenographic skills were essential for the secretarial position.
Advanced Usage
- Stenographic evidence: Shorthand notes used as official documentation, often in legal settings.
- Stenographic machine: A specialized keyboard (like a stenotype) used for writing shorthand at high speeds.
Variants and Related Words
- Stenography (n): The art or process of writing in shorthand.
- Stenographer (n): A person whose job is to write in shorthand.
- Stenographical (adj): A less common variant with the same meaning as "stenographic".
Synonyms
- Shorthand (adj): (When used attributively) Relating to a system of rapid writing.
- Tachygraphic (adj): (Technical) Relating to rapid writing or shorthand.
Notes
"Stenographic" is a formal term. In everyday language, the noun "shorthand" is more commonly used (e.g., "shorthand notes," "shorthand typist"). The adjective "stenographic" specifically emphasizes the technical system or professional practice.
Adjective
- of or relating to or employing stenography