Object

• pole: Across the entrance is a gate made of sleepers and telegraph poles to stop the debris.

• message: On her Diamond Jubilee in 1897 she telegraphed a special message to her 'beloved people ' all over the world.

• wire: These routes had no low bridges, telegraph wires or tight corners.

Converse of object

• invent: In order to continue searching for the term who invented the telegraph, visiting Connected Earth's website is likely to help you.

• use: In 1872 the Eyam Felons ' Association caught a criminal by using the telegraph.

Adjective modifier

• electric: The case with the ordinary electric telegraph is exactly the same.

• bush: Later in the bush telegraph Sophie told cameras " I can't be friends with someone like that.

• daily: Daily telegraph: 14 An article with an author.

• first: Explore the history of communications from the first telegraph to the broadband age.

• harmonic: He had developed the " harmonic telegraph " which could send more than one message at a time over a single telegraph wire.

Modifies a noun

• pole: Just to the north of point C a telegraph pole is marked on the plan a little to the west of the boundary line.

• .co.uk: Read daily sport news from the UK at telegraph.co.uk.

• wire: Beetle Ian had over 60 on his telegraph wire on the morning of the 24th.

• cable: Link to Europe An underwater telegraph cable was successfully laid under the English Channel.

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• office: Witney is the nearest money order & telegraph office.

Noun used with modifier

• roadside: Also seen at several inland locations, perched on roadside telegraph wires.

• wireless: The same year saw the wireless telegraph being used to save a ship in distress in the North Sea.

• towpath: Then just trust the usual ' towpath telegraph ' to exaggerate the difficulties.

Preposition: in

• advance: All the plot turns, and indeed most of the jokes, are telegraphed long in advance.