recorded

Phonetic Respelling: [ verb ri-kawrd; noun, adjective rek-erd ]

Definition:

v. make a record of; set down in permanent form

Sentence:

The badly recorded music sounded hissy when I played it.

More example sentences:

The badly recorded music sounded hissy when I played it.

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Who are the cassette tapes recorded by:

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What did Nikki say that she would have liked to have had recorded on video?

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In videography the images are recorded on electronic media.

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What was the name of the first Jackson 5 song recorded for Steeltown Records?

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The martyrdom of Stephen is recorded in the New Testament.

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Manjiro's statements about the United States were recorded in a book. Which statement would Manjiro have made about the U.S.?

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Nobody knows how many ellipses may have occurred before they were recorded.

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Who are the cassette tapes recorded by?

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Santa Baby has been recorded by many artists.

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What was the first song recorded by Elvis Presley?

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The basketball player recorded the first known sextuple double.

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He recorded every hap and mishap of his life.

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He recorded his amazing revelations.

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Who had recorded the sounds coming from the old barn?

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Synonyms:

enter; put down; write down

Antonyms:

erase; delete

Recorded rhymes:

• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • boarded
  • corded
  • hoarded
  • sordid
  • warded
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • accorded
  • afforded
  • awarded
  • rewarded
• Four Syllable Rhymes
  • preun