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Antonyms for telly

Grammar : Noun

Spell : tel-ee

Phonetic Transcription : ˈtɛl i

Definition of telly

Origin : chiefly British English shortening of television, attested by 1940.

As in television : noun visual and audio entertainment transmitted via radio waves
As in TV : noun visual and audio entertainment transmitted via radio waves
As in boob tube : noun television set
As in idiot box : noun television set
As in television set : noun television receiver
As in TV set : noun television set
As in small screen : noun television

Example sentences :

He reentered in time to run into a Telly team which was doing a live broadcast.
Extract from : « Mercenary » by Dallas McCord Reynolds

Joe, of course, was fully aware of the value of Telly and was glad to co-operate.
Extract from : « Mercenary » by Dallas McCord Reynolds

He called to the Telly reporter who was getting as much of this as he could.
Extract from : « Mercenary » by Dallas McCord Reynolds

Could you tell the Telly fans what this is all about, Marshal Cogswell?
Extract from : « Mercenary » by Dallas McCord Reynolds

Better go into t'other room where Telly's settin' the table.
Extract from : « Uncle Terry » by Charles Clark Munn

He was seldom seen at church, though his wife and Telly usually were.
Extract from : « Uncle Terry » by Charles Clark Munn

You an' Telly can tend the lights for a couple o' nights, can't ye?
Extract from : « Uncle Terry » by Charles Clark Munn

Telly's daft on doing that, an' is at it all the time she can git!
Extract from : « Uncle Terry » by Charles Clark Munn

The ice was broken now, and Telly's shyness was almost gone.
Extract from : « Uncle Terry » by Charles Clark Munn

Albert did not talk much, but adroitly induced Telly to do most of it.
Extract from : « Uncle Terry » by Charles Clark Munn

Synonyms for telly

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