Manuscript
Manuscript noun - Writing done by hand.
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Synonyms for Manuscript
Transcription and manuscript are semantically related In some cases you can use "Transcription" instead a noun "Manuscript".
Transcription
Transcription noun - Something written, especially copied from one medium to another, as a typewritten version of dictation.
Manuscript and transcription are semantically related in copy topic. Sometimes you can use "Manuscript" instead a noun "Transcription", if it concerns topics such as account of event or proceedings.
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Related pairs
- report and manuscript
- report and transcription
- copy and manuscript
- copy and transcription
- record and manuscript
- record and transcription
- document and manuscript
- document and transcription
- history and manuscript
- history and transcription
- duplicate and manuscript
- duplicate and transcription
- reproduction and manuscript
- reproduction and transcription
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The only known manuscript contains two distinct styles of writing, indicating more than one scribe was involved in the transcription.
Source: Literature / Beowulf -
Other lesser-known or more modern examples also include the 'Book of Oberon', a recent translation and transcription of a 16th century manuscript that was held in the Folger Shakespeare Library, at 600 pages of spells, prayers, descriptions of spirits and demons and suchlike.
Source: Doorstopper
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Transcription and Manuscript. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 13, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/manuscript/transcription
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