journal
- noun
- /ˈdʒɜrnəl/
- After each day, I sit down to write in my journal about my thoughts and feelings.
- journal entry
- write in a journal
- keep a journal
I this is my first journal entry in this book.
- I this is my first journal entry in this book.
- You will also be getting three journal prompts each week.
- What is it that made you feel happy? Get a journal and write these moments down.
- I did not watch any TVI wrote in my journal daily.
- I wrote in a Aladdin journal I had with like, Jasmine on the cover.
- And then the second-half was just his journals, his drawings and he he went crazy.
- So he was like, give me the book, give me your journal, and then I'm going to kill you.
- She gives me back my journal in this book.
- This is the brand new Matcha color journal, isn't she Gorgina?
- But we officially just launched our first new color drop journal Please in Matcha.
Examples
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This journal was so helpful to me when I was under house arrest and for many years after.
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When I read his journal, it was sad.
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Let me take out my travel journal and share with you.
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This is a daily journal that looks amazing.
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What is it that made you feel happy? Get a journal and write these moments down.
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Some people keep a dream journal.
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I'm glad you read my journal.
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The process of writing my reflective journals has been a challenging and valuable experience.
Academic text (2013) -
Each supervisor was asked to keep a reflective journal of their student teachers on a weekly basis.
Academic text (2013) -
By reflecting on the comments students share in their journals, Stacy makes plans for future learning episodes.
Academic text (2012)
Synonyms
A book in which you write every day about what happened and how you feel
A written record of events or actions kept over time
A document that keeps proof of facts or events
A paper that describes events so people can read about them later
Compounds
- Specialized
A support for a rotating metal rod that uses oil to reduce rubbing
- Specialized
A metal case that holds the bearing that helps a wheel turn on trains and machines
How Personal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Journal comes from the Latin word diurnalis, meaning 'daily', and is like a diary that records what happens each day, so a journal is a book for your daily thoughts and events.