Journal and Tale

Journal

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

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

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

Tale

Tale noun - A rumor or report of a personal or sensational nature.

Journal and tale are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Journal" instead a noun "Tale".

How words are described

old old journal old tale
full full journal full tale
long long journal long tale
similar similar journal similar tale
Other adjectives: specific, short, original, actual, entire, real, famous, personal, final, last, written, modern, literary.

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / John Carter Historical-Domain Character: Edgar Rice Burroughs is the young nephew of John Carter in this story, who obviously uses the tale of Mars in his uncle's journal for inspiration to write the Barsoom series.
  • Literature / The Iron Tower Literary Agent Hypothesis: The first Journal Note states "The source of this tale is a tattered copy of The Raven Book, an incredibly fortunate find dating from the time before The Separation." Madness Mantra: Danner during his final charge on the walls at the Iron Tower.
  • Manga / School Mermaid However, it also reveals that the mermaid spell works outside of the original school... Poor Communication Kills: Kaori and Mariko begin their tale having found a rough transcript of the original journal's instructions.
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