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archival

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ɑrˈkaɪvəl/ · UK /ɑːˈkaɪvəl/

archival means: Connected with keeping or using old documents and other records.

adjective

STORED RECORDSC1

Connected with keeping or using old documents and other records.

  • The film includes archival footage.
  • She examined archival records from the town library.
  • These archival photographs show how the street once looked.

Common phrases: archival records, archival footage, archival research, archival material

LONG LASTINGC1

Made to last a long time without damaging the objects or records kept with it.

  • Use archival paper for the prints.
  • We stored the letters in archival boxes.
  • Is this glue of archival quality?

Common phrases: archival paper, archival boxes, archival quality, archival ink

noun

STORING RECORDSC2

The act of keeping documents or other items safely for future use.

  • Data archival takes place each night.
  • The policy requires archival of all project records.
  • Successful archival depends on reliable storage.

How to use it: archival of something (The system handles the archival of old messages.)

Similar words: archiving

Common phrases: data archival, archival of something, digital archival

Questions about archival

What does archival mean?

Connected with keeping or using old documents and other records.

What is archival in other languages?

Türkçe: arşivle ilgili · Español: archivístico · Français: archivistique · Deutsch: archivalisch · Italiano: archivistico · 日本語: 記録保管の

How do you pronounce archival?

In American English /ɑrˈkaɪvəl/; in British English /ɑːˈkaɪvəl/.

How do you use archival in a sentence?

The film includes archival footage. She examined archival records from the town library.

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