Synonyms for logging
ˈlɔ gɪŋ, ˈlɒg ɪŋlog·ging

Princeton's WordNet

1. loggingnoun

   the work of cutting down trees for timber

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1. • Work

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1. List of paraphrases for "logging":

   log, forestry, lumbering, registration, felling, registry, logon, login, slaughter, register, forest, sign-on, harvesting, slaughterings, cutting, record, registering, cup, recording

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1. Laura Edelson:

   We have trained users that they can access their messages anywhere, from any computer, just by logging in, and that if they need to there is some third party who can recover them, but what inherently comes with that if there is some third party who can recover your messages for you, they can recover your messages for anyone else.

2. Mariam Farzayee:

   Since everything is happening so fast, there’s been a lot of misinformation that’s spreading, yesterday, I listened to a Taliban debriefing, and they said in Farsi, which I was able to translate on my own, that they want all the interpreters to stay and they won’t be seeking revenge on them. But then I’m logging onto Instagram or Twitter and Facebook, I’m reading these news reports about how they actually did end up killing these interpreters.

3. Nate McMillan:

   It wasn’t a lack of energy, i think our guys are tired. They’ve been logging a lot of minutes.

4. Dustin Jalbert:

   The logging operation, the shipping of the logs to the mill, the shipping of the finished product, getting workers back on the job, it’s not like flipping a switch to bring those back online.

5. Murilo Pastana:

   It was exciting to find new species, but in the field, we saw the forest on fire, logging trucks carrying out huge trees, and cleared patches turned into cattle pasture. This made us feel a lot of urgency to document these species and publish this paper as quickly as possible.