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cryptograph

/ˈkrɪp.tə.ɡræf/

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noun

/ˈkrɪp.tə.ɡræf/C1formaltechnical
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее секретный способ письма, текст в коде или шифре, или устройство, используемое для расшифровки кодов и шифров.

A noun referring to a secret method of writing, a piece of writing in code or cipher, or a device used for deciphering codes and ciphers.

  1. Secret writing systemC1formal

    A method of writing that uses symbols or characters to conceal the meaning of the text from anyone except the intended recipient.

    ruКриптография

    • The ancient cryptograph used by the spies was nearly impossible to break.
    • He studied the cryptograph to understand how the message was hidden.
    • The cryptograph involved substituting letters with complex symbols.

    Synonymsciphercode

  2. Encoded messageC1formal

    A piece of writing that has been transformed into a code or cipher to keep its content secret.

    ruКриптограмма

    • The agent handed over a cryptograph that contained the secret plans.
    • Deciphering the cryptograph required a special key.
    • The cryptograph was written in a simple substitution cipher.

    Synonymsciphercodecryptogramsecret writing

  3. Decoding deviceC2formal

    A machine or tool designed to convert coded or encrypted messages back into readable text.

    ruДешифратор

    • The cryptograph was used to decode enemy communications during the war.
    • Engineers developed a new cryptograph to handle modern encryption algorithms.
    • The old cryptograph was a mechanical device with rotating disks.

    Synonymsdeciphererdecoder

Forms
  • cryptographs plural form
  • cryptographs' possessive plural form
  • cryptograph's possessive singular form
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