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Examples of jot in a Sentence
it's obvious that he doesn't have a jot of interest in history
Recent Examples of jot from the Web
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If Mike Pence replaced Donald Trump and implemented every jot and tittle of the conservative program, then won reelection, most Republicans would be enraged, not excited.
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Origin and Etymology of jot
Latin iota, jota iota
jot
Definition of jot
jotted
;jotting
transitive verb
: to write briefly or hurriedly : set down in the form of a note jot this down
Examples of jot in a Sentence
He paused to jot a few notes on a slip of paper.
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Just a few years ago, CYN was a teenager growing up in the suburbs of Detroit, jotting lyrics in notebooks and escaping the melancholy of middle America through music.
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Jot down the number of the nearest U.S. embassy or U.S. consulate with you, in English and the local language: All provide emergency help 24/7 overseas and in Washington, D.C.
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The majority of my collection are the Bic Clic pen, easy to whip out to take an order with or jot down a note.
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Writing in one of Mussolini’s prisons in the 1930s, the Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci jotted down the fragments that would become his theory of intellectuals.
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Words, like those an eager student might jot down during a lecture, have been engraved, laser-etched and printed on aluminum and acrylic panels, some clear and others mirrored.
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The meeting served as a forum to gather suggestions from neighbors, who jotted their ideas on sticky notes and stuck them two several poster boards.
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The area to jot notes appears to have been substantially reduced, and the full-screen workspace icon does not appear.
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After watching Nixon’s performance on TV, Ailes jotted down his impressions and advice, which McGinniss included in his book, word for word.
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First Known Use of jot
1721
JOT Defined for English Language Learners
jot
Definition of jot for English Language Learners
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: to write down (something) quickly
JOT Defined for Kids
Definition of jot for Students
jotted
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: to write briefly or in a hurry I jot down their names and requests. — Carolyn Keene, The Double Jinx Mystery
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