stenographic

English

Etymology

From stenography +‎ -ic.

Pronunciation

• (US) IPA^(key): /ˌstɛ.nəˈɡɹæ.fɪk/
• Rhymes: -æfɪk

Adjective

stenographic (comparative more stenographic, superlative most stenographic)

1. Of or pertaining to stenography
   • 1997, Rodger Streitmatter, Mightier Than the Sword: How the News Media Have Shaped American History, page 211:

     Bill Moyers, President Johnson's press secretary, also was critical: "The White House press corps is more stenographic than entrepreneurial in its approach to news gathering. Too many of them are sheep."

Translations

Translations

Albanian: stenografik (sq) Arabic: اِخْتِزَالِيّ (iḵtizāliyy) Czech: stenografický French: sténographique (fr) German: stenografisch Chinese: Mandarin: 速記的 / 速记的 (sùjìde) Czech: stenografický Greek: στενογραφικός (el) (stenografikós) Ido: stenografala (io) Italian: stenografico Latin: stenographicus Polish: stenograficzny (pl) Russian: стенографи́ческий (ru) (stenografíčeskij) Serbo-Croatian: stenògrafskī (sh), stenogràfījskī (sh) Spanish: taquigráfico (es) Uzbek: stenografik (uz) Volapük: stenografik (vo)

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