Definitions
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- n. A message sent via radio.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- n. same as radiogram; a wireless message.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. A message by wireless telegraph sent by the Marconi system.
Etymologies
Examples
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It's lucky he refused to let all those chests be carried as cargo; his very last marconigram complained that he had no space for entertaining. '
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We got a marconigram last night that they had passed
The Campfire Girls of Roselawn Or, a Strange Message from the Air
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I considered it a very great honour when I received on board ship a marconigram from this Club, giving me the opportunity of saying something about cricket in Canada and what transpired in England.
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"A marconigram for you, miss," said our faithful old gardener, William, entering the drawing-room noiselessly by the chimney.
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He said nothing about the marconigram he had sent, or the answer which he had received informing him that there was no such person on board.
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Now, perhaps, you can understand the significance of that marconigram from Hamilton Fynes asking me to lunch with him at the
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"He sent me a marconigram before he arrived at Queenstown."
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"You had no letter from him, then, previous to the marconigram?" the inspector asked.
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It was just at this moment that a steward entered with a marconigram, which he presented to the Prince.
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Mr. Blithers received a marconigram from the _Jupiter_ when the ship was three days out from New York.
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