Adjective: written ri-t(u)n- Set down in writing in any of various ways
"written evidence" - Systematically collected and written down
"written laws" - Written as for a film, play or broadcast
- scripted Verb: write (wrote,written) rIt- Produce a literary work
"He wrote four novels"; - compose, pen, indite [archaic] - Communicate or express by writing
"He wrote about his great love for his wife" - Communicate (with) in writing
"Write to her soon, please!"; - drop a line - (music) write music
"Beethoven wrote nine symphonies"; - compose - Mark or trace words or symbols on a surface
"The artist wrote Chinese characters on a big piece of white paper" - (computing) record data on a computer
- save - Specify or name the letters that comprise the conventionally accepted form of (a word or part of a word)
- spell - Create code, write a computer program
"She writes code faster than anybody else"; - code
See also: backhand, codified, cursive, engrossed, graphic, graphical, handwritten, holographic, in writing, inscribed, left-slanting, longhand, scrivened [archaic], shorthand, statute Type of: communicate, correspond, create, create by mental act, create mentally, create verbally, delineate, describe, draw, intercommunicate, line, make, record, tape, trace Antonym: spoken, unscripted, unwritten Encyclopedia: Written Write, She Murdered |