Pronunciation

/rɪt/

Definitions

Noun

A noun (v., to write; n., written work) refers to:

1. The act of putting words on a page or screen, expressing thoughts, ideas, or information. For example: “She spent hours writing a novel.”
2. A piece of writing, especially one created by an author. For example: “The journal entry was a record of her daily thoughts.”
3. A skill or profession related to creating written content. For example: “Writing is his primary source of income.”

Verb

A verb (write) means:

1. To produce or compose text using a pen, pencil, keyboard, or other means. For example: “He writes poetry every evening.”
2. To express or communicate thoughts or ideas through written words. For example: “She wrote a heartfelt letter to her friend.”
3. To inscribe or put down one’s signature. For example: “Please sign the contract here, I’ll write your name.”

Adjective

An adjective (written) describes something that has been written or expressed in written form. For example: “The handwritten note was illegible.”

Adverb

An adverb (wrìtely) can modify a verb to describe how something is written. For example: “She writes neatly.”

Phrases

• “Put pen to paper” means to start writing.
• “Get it in writing” emphasizes the importance of having something in written form.
• “Writing on the wall” suggests a warning or prediction is imminent.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The poet’s latest collection is a compilation of his written works.”
• Verb: “After months of research, he sat down to write his thesis.”
• Adjective: “Her written instructions were clear and concise.”
• Adverb: “He writes with great care, ensuring every word is well-written.”

Synonyms

• Compose
• Draft
• Inscribe
• Pen
• Express
• Communicate
• Transcribe
• Record
• Notate

Note: The pronunciation guide uses the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). If you need help with IPA symbols, please let me know.