Recording

Synonyms for recording
noun the act of one that records

reporting
registration

documentation
recounting

record-keeping

Synonyms
noun record

album
cassette

tape
disk

CD
LP

compact disk

Concept Thesaurus for word recording
1. Natural Means
Synonyms – noun

trace
scar
footprint
trail
hatchment
achievement
monolith
medal
minute
cartulary
entry
copy
muniment, deed (security)
affidavit
pocketbook
excerpta
gazette
magazine
ephemeris
daybook
archive
blue book
Transactions of
legend
registry
entry
journalism.

vestige
cicatrix
pug
scent
slab
obelisk
memorial
commemoration (celebration)
register
diptych
memorandum
duplicate
document
certificate (evidence)
commonplace book
adversaria
gazetteer
almanac
diary
ledger
scroll
statistics
Proceedings of
history, biography
enrollment
booking

relic
footstep
track mark
piste.
tablet
pillar
memento (memory)
record
registry
Domesday book
indorsement
docket
deposition
notebook
portfolio
jottings
newspaper
almanack
log
cashbook
state paper
compte rendu
Hansard’s Debates
Congressional Records.
inrollment
signature (identification)

remains
footmark
wake
monument
trophy
column
testimonial
note
roll (list)
catalogue raisonne
inscription
notch (mark)
proces verbal
memorandumbook
pigeonholes
dottings.
daily
calendar
journal
petty cashbook.
return
Acts of
chronicle,annals
registration
tabulation
recorder

Synonyms – verbs

record
calendar
report (inform)
set down in writing
take down
note
make a note
mark (indicate)
post
mark off
inscroll

put on record
hand down to posterity
commit to writing
writing in black and white
write down
minute
take minutes
sign (attest)
post up
tick off
file (store)

place on record
keep up the memory (remember)
reduce to writing
put down
note down
put on paper
take memorandum
enter
insert
register

chronicle
commemorate (celebrate)
put in writing
jot down
set down
take note
make a return.
book
make an entry of
enroll

Synonyms – phrases
exegi monumentum aere perennium [Horace]; “read their history in a nation’s eyes” [Gray] ; “records that defy the tooth of time” [Young].
Antonyms

obliteration

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