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write in

[rahyt-in] / ˈraɪtˌɪn /
VERB
fill in
Synonyms
STRONGEST
fill out insert
WEAK
advise apprise clue complete inform notify post sign tell warn
Antonyms
WEAK
leave blank
VERB
fill out
Synonyms
STRONGEST
fill in
WEAK
answer complete make out sign supply information
VERB
record
Synonyms
STRONGEST
copy document file list log mark post register report videotape
STRONG
book can catalog chronicle cut dub enroll enter enumerate indite inscribe insert matriculate note preserve tabulate tape transcribe video wax
WEAK
chalk up cut a track jot down keep account lay down make a recording mark down put down put in writing put on file put on paper put on tape set down take down tape-record
Antonyms
STRONG
cancel ignore neglect withdraw
NOUN
candidate
Synonyms
STRONGEST
applicant aspirant bidder competitor contender contestant nominee successor
STRONG
claimant entrant hopeful petitioner possibility pothunter runner seeker stumper suitor write-in
WEAK
dark horse favorite son handshaker job-hunter office seeker possible choice solicitant whistle-stopper

Example Sentences

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“I was very keen to try and keep a sense of a language that I tried to write in the book,” Hadlow adds.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 30, 2026

Namratha, a 29-year-old who lives in Khargar, near Mumbai, says that because people speak multiple languages, but can't necessarily read and write in all of those languages, voice messaging makes communicating easier.

From BBC • Apr. 25, 2026

“L’Oreal has returned to form, delivering solid underlying growth,” analysts at RBC Capital Markets Wassachon Udomsilpa and James Edwardes Jones write in a note, adding that the strong performance trend is likely to continue.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 23, 2026

Millions of people struggle every day to pay their bills, and they write in to this column too.

From MarketWatch • Apr. 17, 2026

She takes a faded scrap of paper from her pocket, bearing her name, her real name that he coaxed from her years ago and asked her to write in one of his notebooks.

From "The Night Circus" by Erin Morgenstern