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Meanings of stating in English
Catalan
afirmació Act of explicitly stating one's belief in a fact or opinion.
Usage of stating in English
1
In general, the lawyers were the most successful in stating their cases.
2
Lindhorst condemned the violence, stating that this goes beyond being about xenophobia.
3
Simply stating human rights does not define the complexity of the task.
4
That was the bald way of stating it in the Aurora country.
5
They published an open letter on Facebook stating they were law-abiding citizens.
6
I will publish it immediately; with a preface stating the whole transaction.
7
I am not bragging of it; I am only stating a fact.
8
That Tweet followed two more by the 27-year-old stating: Opinions aren't facts.
9
Once before I had the honour of stating them to the company.
10
There is a delightful naivete in this way of stating the fact.
11
I am not complaining of them; I am simply stating a fact.
12
Why is it necessary to waste scarce resources on stating the obvious?
13
He delighted Beatrice by fully stating the original reference of the passage.
14
The marquis was very young, and somewhat free in stating his opinions.
15
And this is the real scientific, philosophical mode of stating the case.
16
So much for our author's success in stating and criticising my ideas.
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South Africa
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