What is "stenographic"

Usage examples of "stenographic".

These additional penalties were assessed at a grotesque meeting of a dozen German cabinet ministers and ranking officials presided over by the corpulent Field Marshal on November 12, a partial stenographic record of which survives.

Not all the conversation, of which the partial stenographic record runs to ten thousand words, was so deadly serious.

There is a stenographic record of a monologue of his at headquarters on May 3, 1942.

Open before her lay a stenographic notebook, its pages covered with expert shorthand pen strokes.

He and I sometimes write letters in shorthand, and he is keeping a stenographic journal of his travels abroad.

When Babson got through charging a jury the latter had always in fact been instructed in brutal and sneering tones to convict the defendant or forever after to regard themselves as disloyal citizens, oath violators and outcasts though the stenographic record of his remarks would have led the reader thereof to suppose that this same judge was a conscientious, tender-hearted merciful lover of humanity, whose sensitive soul quivered at the mere thought of a prison cell, and who meticulously sought to surround the defendant with every protection the law could interpose against the imputation of guilt.

In a nearby room they found a bench and table and there Gahan sat and wrote in the strange, stenographic characters of Martian script a message to Floran of Gathol.

Only a moment ago, it had committed electrical lese majeste on the person of the sovereign abbot, who, after calling a computer repairman and waiting three days for him to appear, had decided to repair the stenographic abomination himself.