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reporter's note

reporter's note noun: a physical notebook used by a journalist to record facts, quotes, observations, and details during an interview or while covering an event.

Noun

reporter's note (plural reporter's notes)

  1. A physical notebook used by a journalist to record facts, quotes, observations, and details during an interview or while covering an event.
    Synonyms:
    rptr. n.
  2. An explanatory commentary that accompanies an official legal document.

Synonyms of reporter's note

Forms of reporter's note

pluralreporter's notes

Questions about reporter's note

What does reporter's note mean?
Reporter's note means a physical notebook used by a journalist to record facts, quotes, observations, and details during an interview or while covering an event.
What part of speech is reporter's note?
Reporter's note is a noun.
What is the plural of reporter's note?
The plural of reporter's note is reporter's notes.

Words near reporter's note in the dictionary

  1. reportedly
  2. reportedness
  3. reportee
  4. reportees
  5. reporter
  6. reporter's note
  7. reporter's notes
  8. reporteress
  9. reporteresses
  10. reporterism
  11. reporterly

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