handwritten
- adjective
- /ˈhændˌrɪtən/
- She received a heartfelt handwritten letter from her grandmother on her birthday.
- a handwritten note
- a handwritten letter
- a handwritten manuscript
I've given you some handwritten response from Lynch.
- I've given you some handwritten response from Lynch.
- So it it transcribes handwritten text to text.
- E-mail, phone call, text, video, face to face, handwritten note, smoke signals.
- It was very like Scrapbook handwritten on my iPad.
- So what's your intuition why handwritten recognition is easier than language?
- I I don't know, they say home of the handwritten menu.
- Then they were all handwritten and each of them was extremely precious.
- Things like driving a car, reading handwritten text and translating between languages.
- Maybe Mark Strong only responds to handwritten letters.
Examples
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And it was really moving for me to find this handwritten draft of Chebyshev.
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Then students were given the opportunity to turn in handwritten questions on paper without identification.
Academic text (2008) -
Then apparently girls like handwritten cards, right.
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Then they were all handwritten and each of them was extremely precious.
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Would you read your handwritten remarks at the bottom of the page, please?
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Furthermore, some commented that handwritten feedback also added a "personal touch" to their papers.
Academic text (2006) -
In this era of instantaneous communication, a handwritten letter is a rare and wondrous item.
Blog text (3) -
I prefer handwritten sentiments.
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Nearby, Barrow's Pub, 463 Hudson St., had mounted a handwritten sign saying it was open.
Blog text (11) -
The professor required all students to submit handwritten assignments by the end of the week.
Synonyms
Written by hand in regular letters rather than in shorthand or by typing
Relating to writing done by hand
Written by hand, usually as a copy of another text
Antonyms
How Personal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Handwritten comes from the simple parts hand and written, like in handmade. It literally means 'written by hand', so it describes text made by a person's hand rather than by a printer or computer.