Information Management Terms

noun a collection of historical documents or records

verb None

adjective None

adverb None

pronoun None

preposition None

conjunction None

interjection None

article None

• The archives contain a wealth of historical documents dating back centuries.
• I found some cool old photos in the archives at the library.
• I heard there's some juicy gossip in the archives about that scandal.
• She kept her emotions hidden away in the archives of her mind.

adjective An adjective is a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'unread' describes something that has not been read.

• The report contains several unread messages that need to be addressed.
• I have so many unread emails in my inbox, it's overwhelming.
• I always leave my texts unread so people think I'm busy.
• His emotions were like an unread book, difficult to decipher.

noun a service or process of acquiring or obtaining something, typically used in the context of adding new items to a collection or database

• The library offers an accession service to help patrons easily locate and borrow books.
• If you need help finding a book at the library, just ask for the accession service.
• Yo, the library's got this cool thing called the accession service that helps you find books real quick.
• Think of the accession service as your personal book-finding assistant at the library.