Synonyms for recorded
record·ed

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1. recordedadjective

   set down or registered in a permanent form especially on film or tape for reproduction

   "recorded music"

   Antonyms:
   live, unfilmed, untaped, unregistered, unrecorded

2. recordedadjective

   (of securities) having the owner's name entered in a register

   "recorded holders of a stock"

   Antonyms:
   unregistered, unfilmed, live, unrecorded, untaped

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1. List of paraphrases for "recorded":

   registered, returnable, logged, taped, records, etch, record, reported, documented, entered, etched, enrolled, observed, enregistré, embossed, reflected, engraved, counted, accounted, experienced, registrant, noted, inscribed, listed, made, recording, registration, included, achieved, recognized, identified

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1. The International:

   The numbers still fall far short of 2105's total, when over one million seaborne arrivals were recorded. But with ten months left, it now appears likely that last year's total will be surpassed, possibly before the end of the summer.

2. Michael Fradley:

   This is in sharp contrast to the steep rise in visible looting pits that have been recorded from satellite images in countries such as Syria and Iraq during recent conflict periods, and countries with widespread looting issues such as Egypt.

3. Carly Fiorina on Thursday:

   The extreme poverty rate among women is at the highest level ever recorded. The number of women living in poverty is at the highest level in 20 years.

4. Chris Tyler-Smith:

   Historical records are often very fragmentary and potentially very biased, but genetics gives us a complementary approach that can confirm some of the things that we read about in history and tell us about things that are not recorded in the historical records that we have. And as this approach is adopted by historians and archaeologists as a part of their field, I think it will only become more and more enriching.

5. Mark Lawrence:

   These things are not only seen but video-recorded, it's incumbent on us as citizens to cover up whatever we don't want filmed in public places.