telegraphing (Meaning)

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telegraphing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Telegraph

The player's body language was telegraphing his nervousness before the game.
Her subtle eye movements telegraphed her disdain for the situation.
The politician's carefully worded speech telegraphed his true intentions.
The cat's arched back and puffed-up fur telegraphed its readiness to attack.
The teacher's raised eyebrow telegraphed her disapproval of the student's behavior.
The dancer's fluid movements telegraphed her emotions and the story behind the performance.
The pilot's distress call telegraphed the urgency of their situation.
The scientist's excited tone telegraphed the importance of their discovery.
The trembling of the man's hands telegraphed his fear and anxiety.
The flashing lights of the lighthouse telegraphed a beacon of hope to sailors in the darkness.

of Telegraph

airmailing,communicating, posting, mailing, intercommunicating, e-mailing, writing,corresponding, answering,replying

No antonyms found.

The player's body language was telegraphing his nervousness before the game.

Her subtle eye movements telegraphed her disdain for the situation.

The politician's carefully worded speech telegraphed his true intentions.

The cat's arched back and puffed-up fur telegraphed its readiness to attack.