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datum

[dey-tuhm, dat-uhm, dah-tuhm] / ˈdeɪ təm, ˈdæt əm, ˈdɑ təm /
NOUN
fact
Synonyms
STRONGEST
accomplishment action case circumstance data evidence experience factor incident information performance phenomenon statistic
STRONG
act actuality adventure affair being conception consideration construction creation deed entity episode feature happening item manifestation occurrence organism particular point proceeding specific transaction truism
WEAK
fait accompli
Antonyms
STRONGEST
failure ignorance
STRONG
abstract concept death destruction inactivity inanimate inertia ruin
WEAK
fabrication lie
NOUN
memo
Synonyms
STRONGEST
comment commentary diary inscription journal letter memorandum message missive remark summary
STRONG
agenda annotation calendar definition dispatch entry epistle gloss jotting line marginalia mark minute notation observation record reminder scratch scrawl scribble word
WEAK
obiter dictum thank-you
Antonyms
STRONGEST
silence
NOUN
note/notes
Synonyms
WEAK
agenda annotation calendar comment commentary definition diary dispatch entry epistle gloss inscription jotting journal letter line marginalia mark memo memorandum message minute missive obiter dictum observation record remark reminder scratch scrawl scribble summary thank-you word

Example Sentences

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Many analysts believe that it won’t be so easy for AI agents to replace traditional software, especially when it comes to complicated business workflows that handle sensitive data.

From MarketWatch

Meanwhile, data on holdings from the London Bullion Market Association show the migration away from the city’s vaults.

From MarketWatch

Note: No data available for furniture and bedding, vehicle parts and apparel for October 2025.

From The Wall Street Journal

The data showed a clear relationship between longer gaming hours and increased sleep disruption.

From Science Daily

Roome sold the financial business she had run for 18 years to campaign for Jools' Law, a right for parents to access their deceased child's data without a court order.

From BBC

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.