1. to send a cablegram.

2. This came from the decoding room, a cablegram from the War Department.

3. Brevity is essential when you send a telegram or cablegram ; you are charged for every word.

4. Why, it is only an hour since I read a cablegram in the newspapers beginning "Russia Proposes to Retrench."

5. Eliot at once sent him a cablegram, saying that he was one to whom all contemporary poets owed a debt.

6. In the communications industry, America made use of big financial capacity to break British monopoly on the cablegram at Latin America.

7. Cablese (n.) "shorthand used by journalists in cablegrams," 1916, from cable in the telegraphic sense + -ese as a language-name suffix.

8. Now and then I get a cablegram from Mona saying that she's arriving on the next boat. "Letter following, " it always says.

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