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- adjective Resembling or characteristic of a
diary .
Etymologies
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Examples
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A seven-year veteran of the Royal Air Force, Bail now spends his spare time running a Web log, a diarylike personal Web page, devoted to chronicling and discussing the war in Iraq (lionelmandrake. blogspot.com).
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In diarylike fashion, Jackson details Bryant's bad behavior, dishing on Bryant's feuding with O'Neal and the star's alleged egomaniacal demands.
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Momentarily overlooking the diarylike lyrics and hidden rhythms that distinguish City and Colour from a horde of generic retro-folk and coffeehouse artists, Green also wonders how he sold out every date on his most recent U.S. tour.
CA-91:17 CERT Advisory DECnet-Internet Gateway Vulnerability 1991
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In the case of the woman in a coma at Sacred Heart, her diarylike postings on Facebook were a far more detailed and complete accounting of her health than even her stack of medical records.
Forbes.com: News Zina Moukheiber 2010
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He pointed to shelves in his office lined with binders, filled with decades of handwritten scribbles and diarylike entries.
feminist blogs 2009
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He pointed to shelves in his office lined with binders, filled with decades of handwritten scribbles and diarylike entries.
NYT > Home Page 2009
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Stettheimer’s paintings are lively, diarylike accounts of her life, but also acute examinations of upper-class ways in New York between the wars.
Florine Stettheimer. 2009
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