record-setting
English
adj
Definitions
- Creating a new record, or most extreme known value for performance in some field of endeavor or activity, usually by beating the prior record; for example, by running a race faster than anyone ever has.
Etymology
Compound from English record + English setting.
Origin
English
setting
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bonesetting English
- firesetting English
- gemsetting English
- goalsetting English
- microrecord English
- misrecord English
- nonsetting English
- pacesetting English
- palaeorecord English
- paleorecord English
- phonorecord English
- pinsetting English
- prerecord English
- re-record English
- record English
- record keeper English
- recordability English
- recordable English
- recordee English
- recordest English
- recordeth English
- recordholder English
- recordist English
- recordkeeping English
- recordless English
- recordlike English
- recordset English
- recordwise English
- rerecord English
- scenesetting English
- setting English
- settingless English
- telerecord English
- thermosetting English
- topsetting English
- track record English
- trendsetting English
- underrecord English
- undersetting English
- unrecord English
- recordari Latin
- Rekord German
- rekord Hungarian
- record Italian
- record French
- récord Spanish, Castilian
- *sed- Proto-Indo-European
- setting Norwegian Bokmål
- レコード Japanese
- rekord Polish
- recorden Middle English
- record Old French
- rekord Serbo-Croatian
- rècord Catalan, Valencian
- रिकॉर्ड Hindi
- rekord Cebuano
- record Welsh
- 레코드 Korean
- rekod Tok Pisin
- rekord Crimean Tatar
- record
- setting
- unrecord
- recordee
- rerecord
- recordest
- misrecord
- prerecord
- recordist
- recordset
- recordeth
- re-record
- pinsetting
- topsetting
- telerecord
- recordless
- recordlike
- nonsetting
- recordable
- recordwise
- gemsetting
- phonorecord
- microrecord
- settingless
- underrecord
- paleorecord
- firesetting
- goalsetting
- bonesetting
- pacesetting
- recordholder
- scenesetting
- palaeorecord
- trendsetting
- track record
- undersetting
- record keeper
- recordability
- recordkeeping
- thermosetting