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document

Definition for document

noun as in written communication

verb as in record

Strongest matches

chronicle, cite, detail

Strong matches

catalog, log, note, register, report

Weak match

write down

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Example Sentences

She was told to sign a Harrods non-disclosure agreement two months after the trip - the BBC has seen this document.

From BBC

Make a group chat so you can co-ordinate your efforts and, most importantly, put all of your registration numbers and postcodes in a shared document so the first person to reach the front of the queue is ready.

From BBC

She wanted help identifying a document she’d found among Molina’s papers — it was a fax; it might as well have been a stone tablet to her — from county archives.

She asked about “all the mumbo jumbo” — the transmission information — at the top of the document; I was more interested in the content: records from the 1930s that detailed a shameful chapter in Los Angeles history — repatriation campaigns that targeted Mexican and Mexican American families.

The celebrity news outlet reports that there were no other contributing factors to his death, per the document.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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