File and Journal

File

File noun - A series of persons or things arranged one behind another.

Journal and file are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Journal" instead a noun "File".

Nearby Words: filed, filing, filer

Journal

Journal noun - A publication that appears at regular intervals.
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Synonyms for Journal

File and journal are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "File" instead a noun "Journal".

Nearby Words: journalist, journalism, journalese, journalistic, journalize

How words are described

old old file old journal
long long file long journal
specific specific file specific journal
separate separate file separate journal
Other adjectives: original, entire, extensive, personal, secret, final, hidden, mysterious, next, last, medical, audio.

Both words in one sentence

  • Additionally, the file sells for over 8 MILLION Flezz, yet has only 8 .moar pieces, so a few pwnages of Undead Journal are usually enough to get the whole file.
  • At the end a writer is sent to dig through the "crank file" for a story, but it's ambiguous as to whether the journal was chosen or not.
  • Her Code Name Was "Mary Sue" The movie was based on a book, and in the movie, the journal got published because her printer was broken and she needed to send her homework to a friend to print out, and she accidentally sent the wrong file.
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