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login
[ noun lawg-in, log-; verb lawg-in, log- ]
noun
- the act of logging in to a database, mobile device, or computer, especially a multiuser computer or a remote or networked computer system:
The program records the time of each login.
- a username and password that allows a person to log in to a computer system, network, mobile device, or user account:
I’ve forgotten my login again!
verb (used without object)
Login with your new password.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of login1
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Example Sentences
My login is my junior-high AOL screen name, which I always told people came from a nickname on the basketball team.
Were they going to use the word ‘login,’ or ‘handle,’ or something technical like that?
Login to your account and check to see what fund the money is in.
With FacebookCard added to our Facebook accounts, all we have to do is use that same login, and the transaction is done.
But no one's going to risk sharing a FacebookCard login with a friend, so content providers can rest easy.
I unplugged one of her bedside screens and attached my Xbox to it so that we could both login at once.
"Your login and password," she said, looking a little surprised.
I'd like you to tell me your login and password for your Pirate Party email, please?
I saw Severe Haircut Woman's face, saw her smirk as she asked me for my login.
A Mr. Manning bought a portion of them, and Charles Login the rest.
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