Meaning & Definition of word "Stated"

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    Stated

    /steɪtɪd/

    verb:

    • 1. past tense of 'state'; to express something in words.
      • Example: She stated her opinion clearly during the meeting.
    • 2. to declare or announce something in an authoritative manner.
      • Example: The report stated that the economic outlook is positive.
    • 3. to specify or specify in writing.
      • Example: The rules stated that all participants must register by Friday.
    • 4. to articulate facts or information in a formal way.
      • Example: The witness stated the events as they unfolded that day.

    Etymology

    Derived from the Old French 'estater' meaning to declare, establish.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    stated reason:

    A reason that has been formally expressed.

    as stated:

    According to what has been declared or communicated.

    stated preference:

    A preference that has been clearly expressed.

    Related Words

    state:

    To express something in a particular manner.

    statement:

    Something that is expressed in words.

    stating:

    The act of expressing something.

    Slang Meanings of stated

    Meaning: Put it out there

    Example Sentence: She just put it out there — no one can argue with facts.

    Meaning: Spill the tea

    Example Sentence: When he said he was moving, he spilled the tea about his new job.