Synonyms for ledger
ˈlɛdʒ ɛrled·ger

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1. ledger, leger, account book, book of account, booknoun

   a record in which commercial accounts are recorded

   "they got a subpoena to examine our books"

   Synonyms:
   leger, script, account book, playscript, record book, daybook, book, volume, book of account, rule book, al-Qur'an, record

2. daybook, ledgernoun

   an accounting journal as a physical object

   "he bought a new daybook"

   Synonyms:
   journal, book, book of account, account book, daybook, leger

Matched Categories

1. • Journal
   • Record

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1. List of paraphrases for "ledger":

   ledgers, accounting, gl, book, books, accountancy, workbook, workbooks

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How to use ledger in a sentence?

1. Jenny Knott:

   We believe we are the first to do this using distributed ledger and blockchain technology, what's really transformational is that the banks no longer have to do so much themselves.

2. Wes Nakagiri:

   Ive been involved with grassroots activists for a little over a decade, ive never seen anything like this on the conservative side of the ledger, where youve got this entity working with governmental bodies, dumping huge networks of information into one database. Theyre asking for contact information, theyre asking for who else lives in the houseits troubling that this information is being stored in a Democrat-aligned database.

3. Derik Murray:

   We were always wanting to make the film, but we thought, 'What do we know beyond him being this uber-talent?' it wasn't really until about a year and a bit ago that we started to put together some of the pieces that were beyond Heath Ledger on the screen.

4. Antony Lewis:

   It looks like he is trying to patent the fundamental building blocks of any blockchain, cryptocurrency, or distributed ledger system.

5. Justice Elena Kagan:

   Whether the item is a fisherman's ledger, or an undersized fish, throwing it overboard has the identical effect on the administration of justice.