archival
archival
Definition
ar·chi·val (är kī′vəl, är′kī′vəl; är′kə-)
adjective
of, in, or containing archives
archival
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- datum: The DACs were responsible for the quality assurance, distribution and archival of the data.
Modifies a noun
- footage: And probably sifting through another 200 hours of archival footage.
- accrual: ARCHIVAL INFORMATION Accruals: No further accruals are expected.
- holding: Archival holdings are usually unique documents, which can also be fragile.
- matte: For archival matte and Hahnemuehle I use the epson USA enhanced matte profile.
- material: Consequently, very limited archival material survived in China.
- repository: The site provides briefly annotated links to UK and overseas archival repositories.
Modifying Another Word
- only: Reading only archival documents, newspapers or the political press cannot convey this.
- fully: The results are stunning, fully archival Bromide prints, giving you the best of digital and analog technologies combined.
- mostly: Mostly archival sources are used in preparing this research paper.
Used with adjective complement
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