Meaning
A book in which you write what happens each day, or note the things you plan to do.
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Word origin
From Latin diarium, a daily record, from dies, meaning day.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- dies
- English cognates
- journal
Grammar
Examples
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A diary holds your private thoughts about each day.
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In Britain a diary also holds your plans and appointments.
France.
To keep a diary is to write in it regularly.
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