video diary
video diary noun: a series of video recordings made by a person over a time period, recording their experiences, feelings and thoughts.
Noun
video diary (plural video diaries)
- A series of video recordings made by a person over a time period, recording their experiences, feelings and thoughts.
- The footage is taken from the video diary, shot with a camcorder, of the eighteen-year-old Ricky; in this diary he films everything that appears noteworthy to him.1972, Radical Philosophy Group (Great Britain) (contributor), Radical Philosophy - Issues 117-123, page 20
Forms of video diary
| plural | video diaries |
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Origin of video diary
From video + diary. First use appears c. 1972 in the periodical Radical Philosophy. See cite below.
Questions about video diary
- What does video diary mean?
- Video diary means a series of video recordings made by a person over a time period, recording their experiences, feelings and thoughts.
- What part of speech is video diary?
- Video diary is a noun.
- What is the plural of video diary?
- The plural of video diary is video diaries.
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