Stenographic (adjective)

Relating to or using shorthand writing or symbols.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from greek stenos 'narrow' + graphia 'writing'.

Examples:

1. The stenographic reporter took notes in shorthand during the court proceedings.
2. The stenographic system was designed to allow for fast and efficient note-taking.
3. The stenographic symbols were a shorthand method of writing that was difficult to read.
4. The stenographic notes were transcribed into regular text for use in legal documents.
5. The stenographic technique allowed the reporter to take detailed notes in a short amount of time.