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[ UK /d‍ʒˈɒtɪŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a brief (and hurriedly handwritten) note

How To Use jotting In A Sentence

  • The jottings in his diary certainly showed him to be depressed.
  • Separately and together they wrote many books, mainly set in Ireland, as well as many articles, letters, diaries, and jottings.
  • Though I can make a cursory record, a quick sketch of those first sensations and impressions that flood the traveler, I find these jottings to be incomplete - just notes.
  • The book is a series of disjunctive jottings, often compelling in themselves, but not always smoothly related.
  • Notice as you are jotting down what is happening on your lined paper, about when these things happen in Die Hard. Movies That Teach Structure
  • My son gave me a very thoughtful gift, a brand new fountain pen and a lovely ball pen, for jotting, he said.
  • Sitting down with a slip of graph paper and jotting down a few ideas will help, you make sense of your thoughts.
  • The compulsion to write - to fill up a blank page as an assertion of identity and ego - often produced volumes of personal jottings: page upon page of astounding outpouring and emotional release.
  • As I leaned against a pillar jotting down my thoughts, a somewhat plump woman holding a foldable umbrella walked by.
  • Dame Felicity Lott - verging on venerable these days - got round it another way: a small notebook with text jottings or quick reference.
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