Military Communication

noun a regular beat or rhythm produced by a drum

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• The steady drumbeat of the marching band could be heard from a distance.
• I couldn't help but tap my foot to the catchy drumbeat of the song.
• The drumbeat in that new track is sick!
• The drumbeat of change is echoing through the halls of power.

noun a principal business or organization

adjective principal or most important

• The main line of the argument presented in the report is focused on environmental sustainability.
• The main line of thinking here is that we need to cut costs to increase profits.
• The main line is to just chill and go with the flow.
• The main line of our friendship is built on trust and mutual respect.

noun a radio receiver that can also transmit messages

• The radiogram was sent out to all government officials.
• I received a radiogram from the embassy.
• Did you catch that radiogram from HQ?
• His smile was like a radiogram, spreading joy to everyone around him.

noun a system for transmitting messages or signals to a distant place, especially by means of an electric device consisting essentially of a sending instrument and a distant receiving instrument connected by a conducting wire or other communications channel

• The telegraph was a revolutionary form of communication in the 19th century.
• I sent a telegraph to my friend to let them know I was coming to visit.
• Back in the day, people used to 'telegraph' each other before texting was a thing.
• The sudden silence between them was like a telegraph of their deteriorating relationship.

noun abbreviation for Ultra High Frequency, a type of radio frequency used for broadcasting and communication

• The UHF band is commonly used for television broadcasting.
• I can't seem to get any channels on UHF, maybe the antenna needs adjusting.
• I heard that new UHF radio is really cool, you should check it out.
• His mind was like a UHF signal, constantly shifting and hard to tune into.