Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- v. Past participle of write.
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. Past participle of write.
Wiktionary
- adj. Of, relating or characteristic of writing (i.e., of that which has been written)
- adj. That was written.
- v. Past participle of write
GNU Webster's 1913
- p. p. of write, v.
WordNet 3.0
- adj. written as for a film or play or broadcast
- adj. set down in writing in any of various ways
- adj. systematically collected and written down
Examples
“Others have gone into great detail about the painful process Google created so writers can 'claim' or 'assert their rights in' what they've written (rights that exist *from the time it's written* according to copyright law,) Others have gone into the idiocy of Google's definition of "commercially available" (which denies some books in print and readily available online the "commercially available" label.)”
“Like the Roman Pilate, _what she has written, she has written_.”
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 6, No 4, August, 1864 Devoted To Literature And National Policy
“Begarmee, being written in the Arabic language, with the guttural letter _grain_, would be quite unintelligible, if pronounced to an African _as they are written_ by our letters, the nearest approximation to the”
An Account of Timbuctoo and Housa Territories in the Interior of Africa
“No _written_ answer to the note of the Commissioners was delivered to them for twenty-seven days after it was written.”
“CONSCIENCE _within, is written without also_; and to erase it _within_ is to get the lesson from _without_ in that universal and downright speech and language which the axioms of nature are taught in -- it is to get it in that fearful school in which nature _repeats_ the doctrine of her violated law, for those who are not able to solve and comprehend the science of it as it is _written_ -- written beforehand -- in the natural law and constitutions of the human soul.”
“I could have just cited the book's title and left it at that, a title written in 18th-century style for whatever reason: "LOSING IT—in which an aging professor laments his shrinking BRAIN, which he flatters himself formerly did him Noble Service, a Plaint, tragi-comical, historical, vengeful, sometimes satirical and thankful in six parts, if his Memory does yet serve.”
“She wore a “Parent Chaperone” sticker with her name written out in green marker.”
“I have no idea, in fact, of how I myself will make the hour-long journey into the city, no certainty at all that there will be a card with my name written on it when I emerge empty-handed from the baggage claim.”
“I got the giant nameplate, the bad cars and my name written on the driver's side door.”
“Jewish mystics noted that the sacred name of God in Hebrew, YHWH, a name written in the Bible but never pronounced aloud by pious Jews, might itself be understood as the sound of human breath -- an inhalation YH and an exhalation WH.”
The Huffington Post: William Grassie: Celebrate A Spiritual, Not Religious Thanksgiving
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘written’.
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Writing
graphoanalysis, agraphia, agraphic, anorthography, logagraphia, cipher, code, inscribe, penmanship, cursive, Palmer method, calligraphy and 100 more...
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EN - pronunciation fun
All words of the poem
The Chaos
by Gerard Nolst Trenité
Dearest creature in creation,
Study English pronunciation.
I will teach you in my verse <...abyss, ache, actual, advice, aerie, age, ague, aisles, alas, alien, alive, allowed and 406 more...
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INTERP - speeches can be...
adequate, adroit, blunt, blurred, committed, divisive, exacerbating, fitting, hollow, lengthy, murky, pronounced and 123 more...
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Starts with a silent letter
...with grateful thanks to telofy (for "cnidarian"), and to the song "Crazy ABC's" by Barenaked Ladies.
cnidarian, mnemonic, chthonic, ptarmigan, psoriasis, psittacine, bdellium, aisle, czar, gnarly, gnat, gnaw and 82 more...
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EN - autological words and phrases
Words and phrases expressing a property which they also possess themselves: "noun" is a noun, "English" is English, etc. If W means W AND W is (a) W, then W is an autological item. Very often but n...
noun, polysyllabic, abbrv., word, common, English, lovely, sesquipedalian, heterological, short, term, terminus technicus and 63 more...
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Basic English Vocabulary
Very basic words for ESL students.
a, abandon, ability, able, abortion, about, above, abroad, absence, absolute, absolutely, absorb and 4334 more...
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Aeonn's Words
discombobulation, dank, crass, abolishment, quite, ubiquitous, crank, catapult, sponge, click, queer, irish and 124 more...
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Wishful Words
wish, wishful, wishfully, dinosaur, malachite, lovely, whimsy, whisper, whismical, dream, treasure, whisp and 66 more...
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Reflexive words
Words that describe themselves (at least as displayed below). Also called autological or homological words, as listed by dann and tthorley.
sereneness, undulate, fidgety, fijiti, narrow, this, splendacious, ugly, short, terse, sesquipedalian, spellable and 67 more...
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Sheppard words
hawk, razor, hook, eye, kandahar, coyote, hidden, cordite, hollow, rider, ridden, back and 13 more...
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nice words
addax, written, intellective, coreopsis, receiptor, hare's-foot fern, haversian, astrophysics, thruster, pavier, appertinance, hover-hawk and 1 more...
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