Synonyms and antonyms of Describing documents, letters or other pieces of writing in British Thesaurus

written (adjective)

something that is written involves writing and not speaking or drawing

circular (adjective)

sent to a lot of people at the same time

newsy (adjective)

informal a newsy letter is full of information about what is happening in someone’s personal life

textual (adjective)

relating to pieces of writing

returnable (adjective)

a returnable document is one that you must deal with and send back to someone, usually within a particular period of time and often to a court of law

unanswered (adjective)

an unanswered letter or message has not had a reply

valid (adjective)

a valid document or ticket will be accepted by officials

enclosed (adjective)

sent in an envelope with a letter

on paper ()

in writing

expurgated (adjective)

published after someone has removed parts that they consider unsuitable or offensive

deathless (adjective)

humorous deathless writings are so bad that it is impossible to forget them

in black and white ()

in a written or printed form, and therefore more likely to be true or definite

marginal (adjective)

written in the margin of a page

master (adjective)

a master document, photograph, recording etc is one from which copies are made

non-negotiable (adjective)

a non-negotiable document belongs to one person and cannot legally become the property of another person

non-renewable (adjective)

a non-renewable contract is one that cannot be made longer

non-transferable (adjective)

a non-transferable document belongs to one person and cannot legally be given to another person and used by them

paper (adjective)

written, or printed

unexpurgated (adjective)

formal without any offensive words or images being removed

voluminous (adjective)

formal a voluminous document is long and detailed