documentation
- noun
- /ˌdɑːkjʊˈmɛnteɪʃən/
- Fourth, three sets of student feedback surveys and unspecified documentation of each of the 29 attributes are required.
- required documentation
- supporting documentation
- provide documentation
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Watch on YouTubeTell her as produce the documentation, now's the time for you.
- Tell her as produce the documentation, now's the time for you.
- But there's a line between documentation and glorification.
- You've got all the right documentation that you're running your business for the long term.
- I mean, this, this guy, the amount of voluminous documentation that he's uncovered.
- But but her name is well, her name in the lawsuit documentation is Katie Johnson.
- They have removed trans people from, you know, government documentation noting it's only two genders.
- Again, receipts are always the best, but if you can have other forms of documentation, you know, that's that's better than nothing.
- That is why Lee Harvey Oswald, when he goes to Mexico City, doesn't have the documentation he needs to get the visa.
- The other example was a woman who was dying after childbirth in England and great documentation of her case.
- An outside attorney may not take your case if you don't have sufficient documentation or support for what you just experienced.
- So it has thousands and thousands of, of legal documents, uh, pages of, of documentation and so on.
- And if it doesn't work, let's send the fleet to the Caribbean, seize the documentation and expropriate the lot.
- Such recommendations are to be based on generally accepted diagnostic criteria and supported by reasonable documentation.
- Because when you are blamed, at least you have documentation that might give you a tiny opportunity to push back.
- And it's all kind of through the will and through all the documentation that the clerk requires you to kind of settle all of your affairs.
- If you know, if you have nothing to say, you have the documentation of your day.
Examples
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Because proper measurements and documentation were not done, the Kennedy autopsy will fuel controversy and debate for decades.
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Please have proper documentation ready.
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If you require any further documentation of my continued existence, please let me know.
Fiction book (1999) -
That is precisely why she would be required to produce some form of documentation.
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Victims without proper legal documentation may be threatened with deportation or other legal consequences.
Academic text (2008) -
The taxpayer is well advised to provide adequate documentation to support the claim.
Academic text (1999) -
From 2002 to 2005, staff development rosters and other documentation indicated an increased number of vision-specific training programs.
Academic text (2008) -
The researcher submitted the necessary documentation to validate her findings on climate change.
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Before applying for the job, she gathered all her academic documentation to support her application.
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To obtain the loan, you must provide documentation proving your income and creditworthiness.
Synonyms
A paper or file that gives information about past events
Evidence that shows something is true
Official documents that show who you are or give legal information
A formal spoken or written statement given in court as evidence
Documents and forms that are needed for official work
Information that shows something is true
A written statement you sign and say is true before an official to use in court
An official document a government must keep and let people read
An object or document used in court as evidence at a trial
Papers like emails or receipts that show what someone did
Facts or documents that show a claim is true
A computer file that has written information people share
Documents like books or letters that people use to do research
A document that keeps proof of facts or events
A formal paper that gives information or records facts
Evidence that shows a claim or idea is true
Screenshots or messages people show to prove a claim online
Compounds
How Convincing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Documentation comes from the Latin word documentum 'an example' or 'proof' and from docere 'to teach', and because a document was once used to show a fact, documentation today means the papers or files that 'prove' or support a claim.