recorded
- adjective
- /rɪˈkɔrdɪd/
- Formal
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registrado
- His recorded investments are available for all shareholders to review.
Now you could tokenize it, which means you can have the recorded ownership, your fraction of ownership that trades on an exchange.
- Now you could tokenize it, which means you can have the recorded ownership, your fraction of ownership that trades on an exchange.
Examples
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Now you could tokenize it, which means you can have the recorded ownership, your fraction of ownership that trades on an exchange.
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And that just so as you, just so as you understand here on planet Earth, the highest recorded kick in the professional game.
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There are cases that never has been recorded or never has been understood from no one.
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These are statistics unlike anything in recorded history.
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But there's been about one or two recorded cases ever.
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But she is the woman with the highest ever recorded IQ.
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There have been no recorded cases of people getting sick from vegetable fermentation.
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The stocks are now officially recorded in the company's ownership register.
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The assets are recorded in the national securities database for verification.
Synonyms
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Officially finished and recorded, for example a deal or decision
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Officially listed by an authority as allowed to do a job
How Recorded
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Etymology
Recorded comes from the old Latin verb recordari, which means 'to remember' and breaks into re- 'again' plus cord- 'heart'. So a recorded owner is like a name 'kept in memory' — their name is written and kept on the official list or book.