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transcribed
Transcribed (adj) means Written down in full from speech, recording, or another format. Example: “The transcribed interview ran to twelve pages.”
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Written down in full from speech, recording, or another format.
"The transcribed interview ran to twelve pages."
"A transcribed recording is easier to search than the audio itself."
How to use transcribed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishPut into written form from something spoken or recorded.
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What does “transcribed” mean?
The word “transcribed” means written down in full from speech, recording, or another format. In plain terms, put into written form from something spoken or recorded.
How do you use “transcribed” in a sentence?
Here is “transcribed” used in a sentence: “The transcribed interview ran to twelve pages.”
What part of speech is “transcribed”?
“Transcribed” is an adjective.
Is “transcribed” a common word?
“Transcribed” is an uncommon word in modern English.