Recorded and Talked

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Recorded adjective - Set down or registered in a permanent form especially on film or tape for reproduction.

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Talked and recorded are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Talked" instead a noun "Recorded".

Nearby Words: record, recording, recorder, recordable

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Recorded and talked are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Recorded" instead a noun "Talked".

Nearby Words: talking, talker

Drama Bomb: Jane finds out that Mr Rochester has found her videos in which she openly talked about him and his daugher, recorded people without their knowlegde and uploaded it on her vlog.

Source: Web Video / The Autobiography of Jane Eyre
MythBusters proved a Crash Course Landing is possible, even though there was no recorded incident of it happening in Real Life, until later a passenger landed plane after pilot falls ill, including being talked though it over the radio.

Source: Life Imitates Art
He gave his last full interview in 1971, played his last recorded gig in 1972, was last in the studio in 1974, last spoke to his former bandmates in 1975 and last willingly (and briefly) talked to the press and posed for photographs in 1982.

Source: Reclusive Artist

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