archive (Meaning)
archive (n)
a depository containing historical records and documents
archive (v)
put into an archive
archive (n.)
The place in which public records or historic documents are kept.
Public records or documents preserved as evidence of facts; as, the archives of a country or family.
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archive Sentence Examples
- The museum's archive contains a vast collection of historical artifacts and documents.
- Historians often rely on the archive to uncover forgotten details about past events.
- The university's archive houses rare manuscripts and letters from famous authors.
- The film director searched the studio's archive for inspiration for their next project.
- The digital archive allows users to access historical photographs and documents online.
- Family historians often visit the local archive to trace their genealogy.
- The archive preserves the cultural heritage of the community for future generations.
- Access to the presidential archive is restricted to authorized researchers.
- The archive curator meticulously organizes and catalogs new additions to the collection.
- The archive serves as a valuable resource for scholars studying the history of the region.
FAQs About the word archive
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The museum's archive contains a vast collection of historical artifacts and documents.
Historians often rely on the archive to uncover forgotten details about past events.
The university's archive houses rare manuscripts and letters from famous authors.
The film director searched the studio's archive for inspiration for their next project.
