To state
Example: She states her opinion clearly during the discussion
Definition
"To state" means to express something clearly and definitely in speech or writing, often to provide information, facts, or opinions in a straightforward manner.
Etymology
The verb "to state" comes from the Latin word 'statuere,' meaning 'to set up' or 'to establish.' It entered English through Old French 'estater,' originally meaning to set forth or express something formally. Did you know? The root also gave rise to the word 'statute,' reflecting the idea of setting something firmly in place.
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"To state" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - (B1) - set 2", containing 113 commonly used words.
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