stenographer
stenographer
Definition
☆ ste·nog·ra·pher (stə näg′rə fər)
noun
a person skilled in stenography
stenographer
Synonyms
stenographer
n.
stenographer
Usage Examples
Converse of subject
- record: All this being faithfully recorded by the stenographers and broadcast to the world.
Converse of object
- hire: So he hired a stenographer - the star pupil from Russia's first school of shorthand dictation.
- use: I had thought about the possibility of simply using a stenographer to transmit the phonetic symbols to the television screen.
- have: Even the USS Enterprise doesn't have any stenographers on board.
- need: Our records are incomplete - at times we would need a stenographer to keep full details on file.
Adjective modifier
- skilled: The service uses highly skilled stenographers who transcribe the hearing or event, as it happens.
- professional: However, professional stenographers command professional fees and remain in relatively short supply.
- young: The even younger stenographer sat to his rear, ready to take down everything verbatim.
- good: There's no such thing as a good establishment journalist, only good stenographers.
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