minuting (Meaning)
minuting
the distance one can cover in a minute, the 60th part of an hour of time, memorandum, draft, of small importance, to make notes or a brief summary of, a 60th part of an hour of time or of a degree, a brief note (as of summary or recommendation), memorandum sense 1, very small, the 60th part of a degree of angular measure, the official record of the proceedings of a meeting, the distance one can traverse in a minute, moment sense 1, a short space of time, marked by close attention to details, the official record of the proceedings of a meeting or court, a brief record of what went on in a meeting
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minuting Sentence Examples
- The lawyer meticulously minuted every statement uttered during the deposition.
- The secretary diligently minuted the key points of the board meeting.
- The researcher carefully minuted their observations during the scientific experiment.
- The historian pored over dusty archives, minuting every relevant detail.
- The journalist deftly minuted the interview, capturing the essence of the conversation.
- The meeting facilitator ensured that all decisions were accurately minuted for future reference.
- The transcriber faithfully minuted the audio recording, preserving the speaker's exact words.
- The student assiduously minuted the professor's lecture, hoping to retain as much information as possible.
- The doctor minuted the patient's symptoms and medical history for later review.
- The crime scene investigators meticulously minuted every piece of evidence, no matter how small.
FAQs About the word minuting
the distance one can cover in a minute, the 60th part of an hour of time, memorandum, draft, of small importance, to make notes or a brief summary of, a 60th pa
recording, reporting,transcribing, chronicling, jotting (down),logging, marking, entering, taking down, registering
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The lawyer meticulously minuted every statement uttered during the deposition.
The secretary diligently minuted the key points of the board meeting.
The researcher carefully minuted their observations during the scientific experiment.
The historian pored over dusty archives, minuting every relevant detail.
