teletyped
- adjective
- /ˈtɛlɪˌtaɪpt/
- Archaic
- The teletyped message was delivered to the newsroom within minutes.
Examples
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He kept a stack of old teletyped reports in his office for reference.
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A faded teletyped letter revealed details about the company's early days.
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The report was teletyped to the main office.
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He received a teletyped message yesterday.
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The report was quickly teletyped and delivered to the newsroom.
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He received a teletyped instruction on how to fix the machine.
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The teletyped news updates kept everyone informed during the event.
How Produced
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Morphology
Etymology
Teletyped comes from the parts tele- meaning 'far' and type meaning 'print' or 'letters', like in telephone and typewriter. So a teletyped message is one printed or sent by a teletype machine that sent text over a distance.