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What is another word for Jotted? – 120 Jotted Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    jotted noted scribbled written recorded documented penned drafted composed created authored typed keyed entered logged registered enrolled listed cataloged indexed transcribed copied duplicated reproduced summarized outlined sketched diagrammed charted mapped planned designed

    Meaning of Jotted

    According to the Oxford English Dictionary, "jotted" means to write or note something quickly or briefly, often in a casual or informal manner.

    Definitions

    • Merriam-Webster defines "jotted" as to write down briefly or hastily, or to make a brief note of something.
    • Cambridge Dictionary describes "jotted" as to write something quickly, often in a rough or untidy way.

    Example Uses

    • She jotted down the phone number on a piece of paper before throwing it away.
    • He jotted a quick note to remind himself of the meeting time.
    • The journalist jotted some notes during the interview, which she later used to write her article.
    • The student jotted down the formula in her notebook, hoping to remember it for the exam.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    erased deleted removed expunged obliterated destroyed discarded ignored neglected overlooked forgotten omitted excluded rejected refused denied withheld concealed hidden suppressed repressed

    Related Nouns

    note notebook journal diary paper document record file manuscript script transcript memo reminder notification message letter email report essay article story poem

    Related Verbs

    write note record document pen draft compose create author type key enter log register enroll list catalog index transcribe copy duplicate reproduce summarize outline

    Related Adjectives

    quick brief casual informal rough untidy hasty careless sloppy messy disorganized random scattered fragmented incomplete partial rough draft preliminary provisional temporary