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account, annals, authorisation, authorization, balance, en.synonym.one, bill, chronicle, deed, identification, identification card, inventory, journal, ledger, log, memoirs, notes, papers, passport, register, writings.

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  1. record

    A memorial is any object, whether a writing, a monument, or other permanent thing that is designed or adapted to keep something in remembrance. Record is a word of wide signification, applying to any writing, mark, or trace that serves as a memorial giving enduring attestation of an event or fact; an extended account, chronicle, or history is a record; so, too, may be a brief inventory or memorandum; the inscription on a tombstone is a record of the dead; the striæ on a rock-surface are the record of a glacier’s passage. A register is a formal or official written record, especially a series of entries made for preservation or reference; as, a register of births and deaths. Archives, in the sense here considered, are documents or records, often legal records, preserved in a public or official depository; the word archives is also applied to the place where such documents are regularly deposited and preserved. Muniments (Latin munio, fortify) are records that enable one to defend his title. Compare HISTORY; STORY.

    Synonyms:
    account, archive, catalogue, chronicle, document, enrolment, entry, enumeration, history, inscription, instrument, inventory, memorandum, memorial, muniment, register, roll, schedule, scroll

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  1. recordverb

    Synonyms:
    register, enter, note, chronicle

    Antonyms:
    obliviate, silentiate, suppress

  2. recordnoun

    Synonyms:
    registry, entry, enrolment, list, index, catalogue, register, schedule, roll, scroll, enumeration, inventory, muniment, instrument, archive, memorandum, remembrance

    Antonyms:
    obliteration, oblivion, nonregistration, desuetude, obsolescence, immemoriality, disremembrance

  3. record

    Synonyms:
    archives, annals, chronicles, proceedings

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  1. recordnoun

    anything (such as a document or a phonograph record or a photograph) providing permanent evidence of or information about past events

    «the film provided a valuable record of stage techniques»

    Synonyms:
    disk, phonograph recording, phonograph record, book, disc, track record, criminal record, platter, record book

    Antonyms:
    delete, erase

  2. phonograph record, phonograph recording, record, disk, disc, platternoun

    sound recording consisting of a disk with a continuous groove; used to reproduce music by rotating while a phonograph needle tracks in the groove

    Synonyms:
    disk, magnetic disc, saucer, phonograph recording, phonograph record, magnetic disk, book, disc, track record, criminal record, platter, record book

    Antonyms:
    erase, delete

  3. recordnoun

    the number of wins versus losses and ties a team has had

    «at 9-0 they have the best record in their league»

    Synonyms:
    disk, phonograph recording, phonograph record, book, disc, track record, criminal record, platter, record book

    Antonyms:
    erase, delete

  4. record, track recordnoun

    the sum of recognized accomplishments

    «the lawyer has a good record»; «the track record shows that he will be a good president»

    Synonyms:
    disk, phonograph recording, phonograph record, book, disc, track record, criminal record, platter, record book

    Antonyms:
    erase, delete

  5. record, record book, booknoun

    a compilation of the known facts regarding something or someone

    «Al Smith used to say, `Let’s look at the record'»; «his name is in all the record books»

    Synonyms:
    disc, phonograph record, platter, account book, rule book, disk, phonograph recording, ledger, al-Qur’an, criminal record, book, book of account, track record, volume, script, playscript, record book, leger

    Antonyms:
    erase, delete

  6. recordnoun

    an extreme attainment; the best (or worst) performance ever attested (as in a sport)

    «he tied the Olympic record»; «coffee production last year broke all previous records»; «Chicago set the homicide record»

    Synonyms:
    disk, phonograph recording, phonograph record, book, disc, track record, criminal record, platter, record book

    Antonyms:
    erase, delete

  7. recordnoun

    a document that can serve as legal evidence of a transaction

    «they could find no record of the purchase»

    Synonyms:
    disk, phonograph recording, phonograph record, book, disc, track record, criminal record, platter, record book

    Antonyms:
    delete, erase

  8. criminal record, recordverb

    a list of crimes for which an accused person has been previously convicted

    «he ruled that the criminal record of the defendant could not be disclosed to the court»; «the prostitute had a record a mile long»

    Synonyms:
    disk, track record, criminal record, record book, book, disc, phonograph recording, phonograph record, platter

    Antonyms:
    delete, erase

  9. record, enter, put downverb

    make a record of; set down in permanent form

    Synonyms:
    move into, land, figure, repose, bring down, commemorate, insert, read, introduce, go into, register, show, participate, destroy, drop off, embark, get down, place down, enrol, demean, come in, write down, accede, lay, immortalize, degrade, inscribe, memorialise, take down, get in, disgrace, infix, put down, unload, tape, get into, drop, enter, discharge, enroll, recruit, immortalise, go in, set down, memorialize

    Antonyms:
    delete, erase

  10. record, tapeverb

    register electronically

    «They recorded her singing»

    Synonyms:
    memorialize, immortalize, memorialise, show, videotape, enter, register, tape, immortalise, read, commemorate, put down

    Antonyms:
    erase, delete

  11. read, register, show, recordverb

    indicate a certain reading; of gauges and instruments

    «The thermometer showed thirteen degrees below zero»; «The gauge read `empty'»

    Synonyms:
    express, demo, read, register, show, testify, establish, depict, evidence, put down, take, exhibit, point, indicate, say, picture, memorialize, cross-file, shew, file, immortalize, usher, scan, designate, memorialise, render, study, evince, prove, tape, present, demonstrate, understand, interpret, enter, commemorate, translate, immortalise, learn, show up, bear witness

    Antonyms:
    delete, erase

  12. record, registerverb

    be aware of

    «Did you register any change when I pressed the button?»

    Synonyms:
    cross-file, memorialize, file, immortalize, memorialise, show, enter, register, tape, immortalise, read, commemorate, put down

    Antonyms:
    delete, erase

  13. commemorate, memorialize, memorialise, immortalize, immortalise, recordverb

    be or provide a memorial to a person or an event

    «This sculpture commemorates the victims of the concentration camps»; «We memorialized the Dead»

    Synonyms:
    eternalize, enter, eternalise, put down, mark, immortalize, register, eternize, remember, memorialize, memorialise, commemorate, tape, read, immortalise, eternise, show

    Antonyms:
    erase, delete

Matched Categories

    • Accomplishment
    • Attainment
    • Document
    • Evidence
    • Fact
    • Indicate
    • Law
    • Number
    • Photography
    • Record

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  1. recordverb

    Synonyms:
    register, enroll, chronicle, note, journalize, make an entry of, take down, jot down, make a memorandum of

  2. recordnoun

    Synonyms:
    register, account, note, chronicle, minute, memorandum, memoir

  3. recordnoun

    Synonyms:
    vestige, trace, memorial

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  1. recordnoun

    Synonyms:
    register, memoir, diary, chronicle, minute, memorandum, note, annals, document, muniment, cartulary, testimony, witness, attestation

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  1. List of paraphrases for «record»:

    minutes, acta, records, register, registration, recording, file, registry, dossier, log, locker, recorded, registering, accomplishments, achievements, history, debriefing, document, files, burn, unprecedented, procès-verbal, record-high, summary, booklet, docket, background, registrations, record-breaking, registered, registers, disc, logging, archives, discs, rendered, registries, trace, album, registro, account, relevé

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  1. Jed Jacobsohn/AP Hines:

    I ’m retiring for good, i know the process was a pretty big deal last time, so when I woke up this morning, I figured I ’d just press record and let you guys know first.

  2. Van Halen:

    I have no memory of coming up with any of those riffs, even the stuff I wrote for the last record, I don’t remember. It just comes to me.

  3. Bob Baffert:

    Justify is one of the finest horses Ive had the privilege of training and by any standard is one of the greatest of all time, i am proud to stand by his record and my own.

  4. John Lott:

    It raised total accidental deaths to 586 when they should have been 486, the lowest number on record despite the explosion in gun sales and concealed carry permits.

  5. Peter Schrocksnadel:

    I would place Marcel Hirscher in same range as Stenmark, marcel Hirscher could make it( the record) — maybe Marcel Hirscher doesn’t want to make it — but I think Marcel Hirscher’s in that range. At least.


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  • rekordAfrikaans
  • أسطوانة, سجل, دفتر, رقم قياسي, تسجيلArabic
  • záznam, deska, nahrát, nahrávat, zaznamenat, rekordCzech
  • optegne, markere, registrere, indspille, grammofonplade, post, optegnelse, bevidne, rekord, dokument, plade, optageDanish
  • eintragen, Schallplatte, Datensatz, aufzeichnen, Aufnahme, Bestleistung, protokollieren, Rekord, Aufzeichnung, HöchstleistungGerman
  • αναγράφω, εγγράφω, εγγραφή, καταχώρηση, ρεκόρ, καταγραφή, βινύλιο, δίσκος, γράφω, καταγράφω, ανώτατη επίδοσηGreek
  • rekordoEsperanto
  • registro, récord, anotar, grabar, registrarSpanish
  • رکوردPersian
  • tallentaa, tietue, levyttää, nauhoittaa, LP-levy, levy, tallenne, ennätys, äänilevy, äänittää, taltioida, merkitä, rekisteröidäFinnish
  • record, enregistrement, enregistrer, disqueFrench
  • rekord, csúcs, feljegyez, felvétel, lemezHungarian
  • menjar, plata, heimild, met, skrá, hljómplata, skýrsla, færslaIcelandic
  • disco, registrare, primatoItalian
  • 収録, 記録, 録画, レコード, 録る, 録音, 記す, 最高記録, 成績Japanese
  • 기록하다, 레코드, 기록Korean
  • įrašas, diskas, plokštelė, rekordasLithuanian
  • piring hitamMalay
  • rekordNorwegian
  • verslag, record, opnemen, optekenenDutch
  • rekordNorwegian Nynorsk
  • nagraćPolish
  • vinil, gravar, registro, registrar, recordePortuguese
  • discuri, recorduri, disc-audio, disc de gramofon, disc-video, disc, recordRomanian
  • записа́ть, пластинка, грампластинка, запи́сывать, запись, рекорд, граммофонная пластинкаRussian
  • snimak, zapis, slog (m), rekord (m), snimkaSerbo-Croatian
  • platňaSlovak
  • spela in, nerteckning, rekord, inspelning, skiva, platta, post, antecknaSwedish
  • rekodiSwahili
  • kayıtTurkish
  • 记录Chinese

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  • document
  • evidence
  • file
  • history
  • note
  • report
  • story
  • testimony
  • transcript
  • almanac
  • annals
  • archive
  • archives
  • chronicle
  • diary
  • directory
  • documentation
  • entry
  • inscription
  • jacket
  • journal
  • legend
  • log
  • manuscript
  • memo
  • memoir
  • memorandum
  • memorial
  • minutes
  • monument
  • register
  • registry
  • remembrance
  • script
  • scroll
  • trace
  • transcription
  • witness
  • writing
  • comic book
  • paper trail
  • swindle sheet
  • track record
  • written material
  • accomplishment
  • career
  • history
  • performance
  • work
  • administration
  • conduct
  • reign
  • studies
  • case history
  • curriculum vitae
  • past behavior
  • track record
  • way of life
  • ceiling
  • maximum
  • copy
  • document
  • file
  • list
  • log
  • mark
  • post
  • register
  • report
  • videotape
  • book
  • can
  • catalog
  • chronicle
  • cut
  • dub
  • enroll
  • enter
  • enumerate
  • indite
  • inscribe
  • insert
  • matriculate
  • note
  • preserve
  • tabulate
  • tape
  • transcribe
  • video
  • wax
  • chalk up
  • cut a track
  • jot down
  • keep account
  • lay down
  • make a recording
  • mark down
  • put down
  • put in writing
  • put on file
  • put on paper
  • put on tape
  • set down
  • take down
  • tape-record
  • write in
  • contain
  • indicate
  • mark
  • read
  • register
  • say
  • show
  • designate
  • explain
  • point out
  • point to

On this page you’ll find 253 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to record, such as: document, evidence, file, history, note, and report.

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  • cancel
  • ignore
  • neglect
  • withdraw
  • conceal
  • hide

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WORDS RELATED TO RECORD

  • IOU
  • bad news
  • balance
  • bill
  • book
  • books
  • charge
  • check
  • computation
  • cuff
  • grunt
  • inventory
  • invoice
  • ledger
  • reckoning
  • record
  • register
  • report
  • score
  • statement
  • tab
  • tally
  • annual
  • calendar
  • chronicle
  • ephemeris
  • journal
  • record
  • register
  • registry
  • yearbook
  • account
  • archive
  • chronicle
  • journal
  • memorial
  • record
  • register
  • bone
  • chase
  • debit
  • draw upon
  • dun
  • figure
  • invoice
  • put the arm on
  • put the bite on
  • put the squeeze on
  • reckon
  • record
  • render
  • solicit
  • diary
  • journal
  • record
  • site
  • diary
  • journal
  • record
  • site

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1

as in history

a relating of events usually in the order in which they happened

the town paper published a record of the debate, as well as a synopsis of each candidate’s stance on the major questions

2

as in annals

an account of important events in the order in which they happened

historical records on the rise of the Roman Empire are plentiful

1

as in to log

to make a written note of

the reporter recorded the events of the evening in her notebook for later reference

2

as in to list

to put (someone or something) on a list

he was recorded as having been a passenger on that ill-fated ship, but his body was never recovered


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Pronunciation:

[ ɹˈɛkɔːdz], [ ɹˈɛkɔːdz], [ ɹ_ˈɛ_k_ɔː_d_z]

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    • n.

      • public papers,
      • memorabilia,
      • returns,
      • statistics.

      books (noun)

      • Magazines,
      • Booklets,
      • scripts,
      • handbooks,
      • Folios,
      • manuals,
      • Pamphlets,
      • leaflets,
      • serials,
      • volumes,
      • chapters,
      • inserts,
      • tracts,
      • Brochures,
      • Publications,
      • Compendia,
      • play books,
      • works,
      • verses,
      • tomes,
      • Librettos,
      • Textbooks.

      chronicles (noun)

      • Catalogs,
      • archives,
      • Biographies,
      • books,
      • Chronologies,
      • memoranda,
      • notebooks,
      • daybooks,
      • Indices,
      • Newsletters,
      • Inventories,
      • Diaries,
      • logs,
      • ledgers,
      • Autobiographies,
      • yearbooks,
      • accounts,
      • scrapbooks,
      • memos,
      • narratives,
      • statements,
      • cash books,
      • Histories,
      • anecdotes,
      • newspapers,
      • recitals,
      • dockets,
      • calendars,
      • epics,
      • descriptions,
      • albums,
      • Journals,
      • registers,
      • chronicles.

      chronologies (noun)

      • timepieces,
      • timers,
      • time cards.

      lists (noun)

      • rolls,
      • novels,
      • scores,
      • lists,
      • thesauruses,
      • invoices,
      • Summaries,
      • Thesauri,
      • Budgets,
      • Manifests,
      • storybooks,
      • details,
      • counts,
      • rosters,
      • files,
      • recordings,
      • digests,
      • Tablets,
      • stores,
      • bills,
      • repertories,
      • lexicons,
      • logbooks,
      • treasuries,
      • collections,
      • tables,
      • Schedules,
      • itemizations,
      • bank books,
      • checks,
      • workbooks,
      • Tallies,
      • scrolls,
      • annuals,
      • annals,
      • Registries,
      • sums,
      • pads,
      • totals,
      • Dictionaries,
      • menus,
      • Censuses,
      • waybills.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • proceedings.

      proceedings (noun)

      • re cords,
      • re-cord,
      • re-cords,
      • re cord,
      • trans actions,
      • trans-actions.

      reports (noun)

      • articles,
      • monographs,
      • portrayals,
      • Memoirs,
      • reports,
      • treatises.
    • v.

      chronicles (verb)

      • minutes,
      • Indexes,
      • enumerates,
      • clocks,
      • journalizes,
      • notes.

      lists (verb)

      • collects,
      • itemizes,
      • summarizes,
      • audits,
      • tabulates,
      • documents,
      • recounts.

      records (verb)

      • indicates,
      • inscribes,
      • enters.

      reports (verb)

      • describes,
      • narrates,
      • portrays,
      • states,
      • retells,
      • tells.

      writes (verb)

      • composes,
      • formulates,
      • rewrites,
      • corresponds,
      • writes,
      • transcribes,
      • ghostwrites.
    • Other synonyms:

      • data.

      • history.

      Other relevant words:

      • enrol,
      • cv,
      • replication,
      • correspondence,
      • interpose,
      • banknote,
      • cash register,
      • unify,
      • join,
      • chronological record,
      • disk,
      • acts of the apostles,
      • gain,
      • pecker,
      • balance wheel,
      • remark,
      • yield,
      • beak,
      • take back,
      • government note,
      • phonograph recording,
      • merge,
      • remainder,
      • loads,
      • news report,
      • excuse,
      • mention,
      • arrive at,
      • memo,
      • visor,
      • cipher,
      • memorandum,
      • give,
      • billet,
      • hark back,
      • greenback,
      • chance upon,
      • combine,
      • put down,
      • quicken,
      • cross-file,
      • furbish up,
      • fable,
      • equilibrise,
      • engrave,
      • symmetry,
      • card,
      • encipher,
      • give back,
      • notation,
      • dress,
      • newspaper publisher,
      • distinction,
      • move into,
      • insert,
      • cypher,
      • amend,
      • dealings,
      • stay on,
      • libra,
      • refreshen,
      • recollect,
      • reincarnate,
      • scads,
      • lease,
      • wallpaper,
      • invoice,
      • takings,
      • lots,
      • coil,
      • review,
      • regaining,
      • meliorate,
      • handbill,
      • roll,
      • neb,
      • file away,
      • mesh,
      • scratch,
      • answer for,
      • full treatment,
      • lashings,
      • generate,
      • brush up,
      • retrovert,
      • recall,
      • equipoise,
      • vizor,
      • engross,
      • keep on,
      • fall upon,
      • observe,
      • link up,
      • betroth,
      • coiffe,
      • retort,
      • format,
      • caption,
      • residue,
      • autograph,
      • bring back,
      • persist in,
      • reanimate,
      • come back,
      • bushel,
      • touch on,
      • go into,
      • payoff,
      • ameliorate,
      • tons,
      • coif,
      • animate,
      • proceeds,
      • armory,
      • broadside,
      • ransom,
      • set up,
      • theme,
      • affiance,
      • banker’s bill,
      • take down,
      • restitution,
      • strike,
      • oneirism,
      • peak,
      • put,
      • step in,
      • tape,
      • show,
      • discover,
      • workings,
      • carry on,
      • billhook,
      • musical note,
      • notice,
      • plight,
      • symmetricalness,
      • charter,
      • equaliser,
      • stage,
      • happen upon,
      • charge,
      • paying back,
      • coming back,
      • repay,
      • curlicue,
      • information,
      • plant,
      • pin grass,
      • better,
      • come upon,
      • hire,
      • residuum,
      • interfere,
      • counterpoise,
      • stock,
      • chance on,
      • wads,
      • report card,
      • restart,
      • stock-taking,
      • alfilaria,
      • occupy,
      • platter,
      • uphold,
      • bank note,
      • nib,
      • life story,
      • take stock,
      • line,
      • document,
      • file,
      • make,
      • newspaper,
      • sum up,
      • connect,
      • pursue,
      • go back,
      • preserve,
      • explicate,
      • recurrence,
      • tone,
      • measure,
      • participate,
      • light upon,
      • lock,
      • promissory note,
      • filaree,
      • life,
      • record book,
      • freshen up,
      • story,
      • recruit,
      • preeminence,
      • refund,
      • curriculum vitae,
      • stay,
      • mend,
      • write up,
      • prosecute,
      • operate,
      • rejuvenate,
      • criminal record,
      • gyre,
      • get into,
      • piles,
      • take,
      • comeback,
      • get in,
      • go along,
      • recreate,
      • equilibrium,
      • federal reserve note,
      • take note,
      • poise,
      • reclaim,
      • regress,
      • proceed,
      • business relationship,
      • infix,
      • score,
      • vivify,
      • sketch,
      • pin clover,
      • reverie,
      • cover,
      • remember,
      • accomplish,
      • counter,
      • eyeshade,
      • reestablish,
      • issue,
      • alfileria,
      • freshen,
      • inside information,
      • render,
      • account statement,
      • dealing,
      • explanation,
      • study,
      • riposte,
      • keep,
      • equilibrize,
      • fall,
      • disc,
      • figure,
      • transactions,
      • mark,
      • stocktaking,
      • registry,
      • homecoming,
      • find,
      • rafts,
      • written document,
      • pass,
      • doctor,
      • proportionality,
      • revivify,
      • refurbish,
      • retain,
      • counterweight,
      • fix,
      • set,
      • repair,
      • whole shebang,
      • gobs,
      • coiffure,
      • industrial plant,
      • fix up,
      • link,
      • reputation,
      • restitute,
      • eminence,
      • curl,
      • residual,
      • pay off,
      • enroll,
      • air castle,
      • achieve,
      • counterbalance,
      • take up,
      • whole works,
      • whole kit and caboodle,
      • whorl,
      • track record,
      • convalesce,
      • call up,
      • summarise,
      • bank bill,
      • enlist,
      • dozens,
      • reach,
      • order,
      • save,
      • come in,
      • return key,
      • introduce,
      • kit and boodle,
      • absorb,
      • composition,
      • oodles,
      • proportion,
      • accounting,
      • armoury,
      • kit and caboodle,
      • extend,
      • recoup,
      • book,
      • inventorying,
      • describe,
      • wage,
      • circular,
      • re-start,
      • go forward,
      • employ,
      • summarize,
      • legal proceeding,
      • filaria,
      • stock-take,
      • short letter,
      • equilibrate,
      • income tax return,
      • bear on,
      • flyer,
      • embark,
      • rent,
      • calculate,
      • getting even,
      • phonograph record,
      • revive,
      • reappearance,
      • daydreaming,
      • accede,
      • equalizer,
      • ringlet,
      • stacks,
      • rest,
      • devolve,
      • note of hand,
      • whole caboodle,
      • slews,
      • deliver,
      • go in,
      • life history,
      • call back,
      • code,
      • posting,
      • restoration,
      • go on,
      • flier,
      • annotation,
      • whole kit,
      • castle in the air,
      • heaps,
      • remain,
      • rejoin,
      • reconstruct,
      • written report,
      • broadsheet,
      • write in code,
      • survey,
      • daydream,
      • reelect,
      • think,
      • turn back,
      • poster,
      • whole kit and boodle,
      • rejoinder,
      • placard,
      • come across,
      • hagiographa,
      • encrypt,
      • tax return,
      • stock list,
      • throwaway,
      • read,
      • grave,
      • regenerate.

      Other relevant words (noun):

      • renovate,
      • introduces,
      • acts,
      • Lives,
      • interprets,
      • engage,
      • enrols,
      • maximums,
      • who’s who,
      • blue book,
      • remembers,
      • enrolls,
      • memorials,
      • SCAFS,
      • degrades,
      • reinstate,
      • folias,
      • recover,
      • courses,
      • DISCS,
      • Tigers,
      • Account Books,
      • continue,
      • displays,
      • careers,
      • drops,
      • represents,
      • deeds,
      • notches,
      • improve,
      • Meros,
      • note,
      • bill,
      • explain,
      • commemorates,
      • recuperate,
      • ushers,
      • witnesses,
      • regain,
      • evidences,
      • Studies,
      • paper,
      • Compte rendu,
      • inscribe,
      • points,
      • shows,
      • balance,
      • renders,
      • certificates,
      • lays,
      • unloads,
      • translates,
      • charts,
      • redeem,
      • legend,
      • be restored,
      • disko,
      • transcripts,
      • discharges,
      • exhibits,
      • revert,
      • Stories,
      • inventory,
      • recorded,
      • Tracks,
      • Directories,
      • demonstrates,
      • traces,
      • Videotapes,
      • establishes,
      • recruits,
      • Byll,
      • memoir,
      • monuments,
      • enlists,
      • disks,
      • record,
      • scroll,
      • carders,
      • maintains,
      • evinces,
      • unite,
      • register,
      • restore,
      • TAPES,
      • Charta,
      • revery,
      • participates,
      • arrange,
      • resume,
      • Entries,
      • catalogues,
      • Demos,
      • attain,
      • signs,
      • playscripts,
      • disgraces,
      • reads,
      • lands,
      • saucers,
      • enter,
      • listings,
      • testifies,
      • state paper,
      • keeps,
      • proceeding,
      • scans,
      • marks,
      • biography,
      • retrieve,
      • posts,
      • expresses,
      • reposes,
      • return,
      • demeans,
      • intervene,
      • proves,
      • Memorandums,
      • chronicle,
      • embarks,
      • renew,
      • infixes,
      • papers,
      • depicts,
      • telle,
      • archive,
      • backgrounds,
      • presents,
      • transaction,
      • Copies,
      • LIFES,
      • account,
      • pictures,
      • figures,
      • report,
      • writings,
      • platters,
      • refresh.

    How to use «Records» in context?

    When it comes to music, Records are a staple in any collection. They may have been replaced by digital files, but records represent a bygone era when sound was recorded on physical media. In fact, records have been around since the late 1800s. They started out as cylinders that were lacquered, which made them very durable. Over time, records evolved into the metallic discs we are familiar with today.

    There are a variety of reasons someone might want to buy or collect records. Some might simply enjoy listening to them, while others might use them to document a musician or band’s heritage.

    Paraphrases for Records:

    Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
    • Equivalence

      • Proper noun, plural
        recordings.
      • Proper noun, singular
        recorded, recording, recordings.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        recording.
    • Forward Entailment

      • Adjective
        record.
      • Noun, plural
        Achievements.
    • Reverse Entailment

      • Adjective
        registry.
      • Proper noun, plural
        Registries, documents.
      • Proper noun, singular
        document, recorder, documents, record-keeping.
      • Noun, plural
        annals, document, memoranda, recording, register, Inventories, Copies, Journals, Registries, recorders, ledgers, registers, logbooks, recordings, documents, dossiers, scorecards, stubs, transcripts.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        document, recorder, documents, record-keeping, recordkeeping.
      • Symbol
        document, documents.
      • Verb, past tense
        document, Filed, documents.
      • Verb, gerund or present participle
        documenting.
      • Verb, 3rd person singular present
        document, Registries, documents, dossiers.
    • Independent

      • Proper noun, plural
        acts, banks, credits, data, letters, numbers, olympics, relations, scores, services, sessions, statistics, Inquiries, Traps, findings, Achievements, Crimes, Databases, Forms, Resources, meetings, relationships, agreements, notices, auditors, figures, instruments, phrases, exhibits, outcomes, results, subjects, mentions, volumes, features, topics, pounds, sheets, MSDS, CDS, CPDS, PRSPS, phonograms, fiches, sittings, particulars, registrations, deliverables, worksheets, certificates, outputs, enquiries, cd-roms, actes, livres, factsheets, registros, renseignements, fichiers, healthfiles, registos.
      • Proper noun, singular
        acts, administrative, advice, agency, ain, appropriate, assembly, banks, chair, chi, clock, computer, computerized, conciliation, conference, conservancy, customs, data, deeds, des, differential, director, division, docket, electronic, employed, employment, environment, external, financial, free, fund, funding, general, great, heritage, inquiry, instrument, intent, intention, investigate, investigating, investigation, iv, latin, lira, management, mission, names, network, offence, ombudsman, panel, policy, printed, provincial, reading, registered, reporter, research, resource, rubric, scores, section, see, selected, service, shrew, staff, supplement, supporting, system, training, transaction, united, white, working, works, Inquiries, Kee, Registering, S, They, Copies, Submitted, Ina, Crimes, Resources, Strikes, extends, agreements, sets, actions, initiatives, instruments, proposals, volumes, investigations, norms, matters, topics, items, pounds, sees, STC, TCC, CPD, CRA, DPR, FPT, DND, PNR, GST, PIBS, GBP, CMH, FCCC, PRSP, PSHRMAC, particulars, outputs, enquiries, online, secretary-general, actes, livres, c., documentos, /, archivos.
      • Noun, plural
        acts, affairs, aids, authorities, available, banks, burns, capture, cards, circumstances, civilian, classification, communications, contents, credentials, credits, data, days, dealings, deeds, destruction, directory, elements, endorsement, enrolled, establish, false, fields, funds, gates, goods, high, history, hold, instructions, jacks, lb, letters, links, location, marks, measured, media, names, news, nobody, none, numbers, only, organization, parts, personnel, place, police, provisions, quarters, quid, rates, receipts, registered, relations, rooms, roots, sales, scores, seats, sessions, spanish, species, stalls, statistics, status, stops, stored, stores, talks, telephone, terms, things, trace, transactions, verified, version, wording, words, works, write, writings, years, Analyses, Appendices, Areas, Arising, Backs, Biographies, Boxes, Deleted, Duties, Entities, Essays, Establishing, Focuses, Galleries, Histories, Indexes, Indices, Inquiries, Insolvencies, Leaves, Levies, Obituaries, Parties, Paths, Penalties, Photos, Pleadings, Registering, Remedies, Rendered, Shots, Tales, Testimonies, Trajectories, Traps, Treaties, expenses, corrections, findings, 29, 70, Companies, Containing, Properties, Studies, Gains, Persons, Stones, Adjustments, Audiotapes, Booklets, Brochures, Budgets, Carriers, Censuses, Clients, Coins, Crimes, Databases, Exercises, Expenditures, Fees, Forms, Foundations, Guidelines, Guns, Interviews, Languages, Maps, Measurements, Movements, Pamphlets, Patients, Perceptions, Permits, Plays, Populations, Programs, Punishments, Referrals, Resources, Schedules, Seizures, Selections, Templates, Textbooks, Tracks, Trademarks, Vehicles, Videotapes, Voices, Wars, defects, checks, crops, releases, contracts, priors, officers, harvests, distinctions, supports, supporters, experiences, challenges, disputes, levels, counts, brands, excerpts, meetings, attachments, relationships, sanctions, cylinders, agreements, arrangements, endorsements, representatives, states, warrants, approaches, inputs, entrances, intakes, supplements, commendations, contains, demands, accomplishments, arrivals, appeals, notices, accountants, archivists, journalists, auditors, officials, balances, dockets, invoices, rolls, estimates, figures, plans, assessments, systems, albums, descriptions, newspapers, notebooks, scrapbooks, drafts, loans, tabs, bills, collections, repertories, rosters, workbooks, audits, articles, monographs, citations, places, sets, deposits, bins, lockers, markets, repositories, actions, allegations, complaints, racks, dispatches, objects, admissions, responses, messages, postcards, tokens, disclosures, sections, performances, sources, productions, projects, purposes, careers, concerns, postings, situations, initiatives, tasks, instruments, appears, flows, directives, rules, expressions, paragraphs, phrases, sentences, bids, exhibits, indicates, witnesses, charts, grades, pigeonholes, types, leads, guides, alerts, condemnations, warnings, debts, quotations, quotes, advisories, ages, passengers, fronts, shows, attacks, payments, events, outcomes, results, committees, proposals, binders, subjects, blows, calls, birds, flags, labels, points, tickets, designations, indications, notations, signs, symbols, pieces, provides, limitations, qualifications, mentions, providers, alternatives, decisions, aspects, locations, sites, hikes, cars, videos, pots, volumes, extracts, images, photographs, representations, discussions, opinions, benchmarks, investigations, trials, comments, versions, antecedents, precedents, meters, reporters, inlets, restrictions, summits, issuances, questions, features, showings, appellations, processes, patterns, specimens, matters, texts, themes, topics, developments, vouchers, components, constituents, items, substances, units, speeches, tricks, rises, pounds, raids, offences, traces, observations, remarks, plugs, crates, kits, constraints, cages, dampers, occurrences, offices, beatings, bests, sheets, views, convictions, portfolios, digits, envelopes, chapters, leaflets, scripts, responsibilities, testimonials, scans, profiles, incidents, requirements, wordings, definitions, users, merits, samples, LBS, LIDS, CDS, STATS, CPDS, PAGES, PIBS, ENTS, DPRS, FORMATS, LEAFS, PATHWAYS, PRSPS, SPARES, backgrounds, indicators, readings, tiles, voters, footnotes, phonograms, updates, fiches, sittings, passports, products, altitudes, footprints, particulars, inscriptions, enrolments, departments, listings, requesters, deliverables, protocols, playbacks, highlights, debriefings, worksheets, advices, certificates, footsteps, fonds, electors, annotations, highs, inflows, entrants, enrollments, visits, Europeans, packets, briefings, markings, diskettes, spreadsheets, specifications, instances, priorities, outputs, individuals, manuscripts, recipients, sightings, ratios, competences, downloads, consists, Scriptures, ratings, enquiries, datasets, notifications, nominations, checklists, check-ups, licences, 2007, carnets, livres, cahiers, guidances, documentos, 133, factsheets, :, fact-sheets, ‘archives, renseignements, datafiles, importants, comptables, comptes, livrets.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        docket, printed, radar.
      • Verb, past tense
        contained, found, paid, published, used, Appeared, Issued.
      • Verb, gerund or present participle
        according, scaling, showing.
      • Verb, 3rd person singular present
        acts, burns, complete, data, des, falls, marks, note, rule, seats, stamp, status, stores, works, Does, Gives, Has, S, Databases, Faces, Journals, Plays, Recalls, Tracks, achieves, captures, gets, takes, collects, continues, experiences, suffers, maintains, exists, occurs, counts, outlines, reads, understands, receives, attachments, relationships, holds, observes, closes, enters, enjoys, comprises, contains, includes, signals, dockets, describes, estimates, figures, chronicles, recounts, tells, assigns, refers, sets, accrues, incurs, saves, appears, makes, produces, presents, runs, demonstrates, establishes, exhibits, indicates, keeps, finds, leads, informs, suggests, covers, shows, results, provides, mentions, represents, incorporates, monitors, volumes, reflects, evidences, embodies, reaches, matters, vouchers, says, kits, opens, becomes, sees, identifies, writes, recognizes, specifies, reiterates, remembers, ENTS, reminds, lectors, particulars, registrations, consists, is, recognises, documentos, ‘archives.
    • Other Related

      • Proper noun, plural
        archives, registers, albums, TAPES, dossiers.
      • Proper noun, singular
        archives, dossier, order, register, registration, registry, Registries, registers, dossiers, registrations, bookings.
      • Noun, plural
        archives, Ones, successes, declarations, orders, presentations, TAPES, documentaries, registrations, documentations.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        dossier, registration.
      • Verb, gerund or present participle
        Registering.
      • Verb, 3rd person singular present
        archives, register, registered, registration, registers.
      • Verb, base form
        register.

    Homophones for Records:

    • rearguard, recorded, regret, Richard I, ragwort, recruit, raw recruit, rice rat, racecard, rag gourd, ricardo, resort, re-create, Richard Iii, regard, reassert, Raja Radiata, race riot, recreate, reassured, rose-root, rough-haired, Richard Ii, required, rose-red.

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