Pronunciation: /ˈdɑkjəˌmɛntɪd/
verb to record or capture in writing or other form
A1 The teacher documented the students' progress in their notebooks.
A2 The scientist documented the results of the experiment in a research paper.
B1 The historian documented the events of the past in his book.
B2 The journalist documented the war-torn country's struggles in a series of articles.
C1 The filmmaker documented the lives of indigenous tribes in a documentary film.
C2 The researcher documented the effects of climate change on the ecosystem in a comprehensive report.
adjective having been recorded or captured in writing or other form
A1 The documented evidence clearly shows his innocence.
A2 The instructions are clearly documented in the user manual.
B1 The company's policies and procedures are well-documented for employees to reference.
B2 The research findings were thoroughly documented in the report.
C1 The historical events were meticulously documented by the archivists.
C2 The artist's life and work have been extensively documented in various biographies.
formal The findings were carefully documented in the research report.
informal I made sure to document everything in the report.
slang I've got it all down on paper, documented and ready to go.
figurative Her journey was documented in a series of paintings that captured her emotions.
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