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stenographer

[stuh-nog-ruh-fer] / stəˈnɒg rə fər /


NOUN
court reporter
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Example Sentences

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Despite decades of evidence, the professional centrists, hope peddlers, stenographers and other members of the mainstream American media refuse to accept these basic truths.

From Salon

“They are killing local media except those who are willing to become government stenographers,” said Bhasin.

From Seattle Times

He has been called a "stenographer" for good reason, because of his reluctance or outright refusal to analyze or draw conclusions from some of the groundbreaking revelations he has reported over the years.

From Salon

In effect the smog “drew” the image, creating both a record of the pollution — she has called herself “a stenographer of the skyline” — and something meaningful, or even beautiful, from it.

From New York Times

A friend suggested that he work with a stenographer to speed things up, which resulted in Dostoevsky’s introduction to the delightful Anna Grigorievna Snitkina, who visited him every day with her shorthand notebook.

From Washington Post