postentry
- noun
- /ˈpoʊstˌɛntri/
- The accountant created a postentry to correct the previous mistake in the financial records.
Examples
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After reviewing the data, she made a postentry in the project log to clarify the results.
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In the online forum, a postentry was added to address new questions from users.
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The postentry was added to clarify the previous statement.
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I found a postentry that provided more context.
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The accountant created a postentry to correct the previous mistake in the financial records.
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In the online forum, a postentry was added to address new questions from users.
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After reviewing the data, she made a postentry in the project log to clarify the results.
Synonyms
A message, photo, or comment shared on social media
A written note in a book or list
A public message put on a board or online
A short piece of writing added to a speech or document
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Postentry comes from post- 'after' and entry 'a record or note', so it means a new entry added later, like a note you put in a log or diary after the first entry.