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longhand
[lawng-hand, long-]
adjective
using longhand.
longhand writing.
written in longhand.
a longhand account of the meeting.
longhand
/ ˈɒŋˌæԻ /
noun
ordinary handwriting, in which letters, words, etc, are set down in full, as opposed to shorthand or to typing
Example Sentences
Selleck spent four years writing the book longhand on yellow legal pads, quoting from George Will and Raymond Chandler along the way.
Maas worked with four different law firms and even carried the case on his own for months, writing motions longhand on white legal pads and sending them via U.S. mail.
And while other companies began to digitize operations, Samyang’s employees did their books in longhand.
In 1970, he sent her a letter in impeccably neat, angular longhand.
Put to task by Aboriginal elders, her job was to take down their every word in longhand.
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