Word
archived
US/ˈɑɹˌkaɪvd/
UK/ˈɑːkaɪvd/
Definition
adj. describes documents or data that have been moved to a safe place for long-term storage.
adj. pertaining to records or data that have been relocated to an archive for preservation; typically implies the material is no longer in active use but remains accessible.
Examples
“The old emails are archived in the cloud.”
“The librarian archived the newspaper clippings so researchers could access them later.”
“Historians rely on archived manuscripts to reconstruct the political climate of the eighteenth century, piecing together fragmented narratives from preserved documents.”
Examples
simple
“The old emails are archived in the cloud.”
contextual
“The librarian archived the newspaper clippings so researchers could access them later.”
complex
“Historians rely on archived manuscripts to reconstruct the political climate of the eighteenth century, piecing together fragmented narratives from preserved documents.”
Real-World Examples
“Recorded background noise in the room, including as far as 12 metres (40 feet) away from the TV, was also being archived, they said.” “Using archived data from the ALMA telescope in Chile, researchers conducted the observatory’s first SETI survey, searching for narrow signals that could indicate advanced technology.” Synonyms
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