stenotype
- noun
- /ˈstɛnəˌtaɪp/
- Specialized
- She used the stenotype to double-check the accuracy of her meeting notes.
Examples
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The stenotype contained every word spoken during the interview.
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The court reporter handed the judge a copy of the stenotype after the hearing.
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Can you read the stenotype from yesterday's hearing?
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The stenotypes produced during the trial were very detailed.
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The court reporter reviewed the stenotype notes to ensure accuracy in the transcript.
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During the trial, the judge relied on the stenotype record to clarify the proceedings.
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The lawyer requested a copy of the stenotype for reference in her closing arguments.
Synonyms
An official written copy of what was said or of school grades
How Edited
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Stenotype can also mean the short, typed record the machine makes; the word mixes steno- ('short') and -type (like typewriter). So a stenotype is the compact transcript of what was said.