on-record

[on-rek-erd, awn-]

adjective

1. intended for publication, especially as news.

   an on-record comment.

2. official or public.

   on-record policy.

Idioms and Phrases

see go on record.

Example Sentences

So it’s worth noting how inspiringly egalitarian this hometown show was — a hierarchy-free split with former TDE labelmate SZA, often fully meshing their sets together for their on-record collaborations.

From Los Angeles Times

Would like to repeat my on-record request: No big dance numbers at the Oscars.

From Los Angeles Times

And yet, despite the plentiful on-record examples of Patel saying extreme things, he acted during the hearing as if all those comments were being taken out of context or skewed in a way that misrepresented his intent.

From Slate

Now, with Trump riding back into Washington, the party has turned conciliatory—none more so than Fetterman himself, who, in just two years, has gone from brutally attacking Oz, on policy and on personality, to becoming his most enthusiastic, on-record yes vote in the entire chamber.

From Slate

It was the first on-record confirmation that she was interested in women so it further sparked conversation about her sexuality.

From Salon

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