stating

[ stey-ting ]

verb

1. the present participle of state.

Word History and Origins

Origin of stating¹

stat(e) ( def ) + -ing ²( def )

Example Sentences

The Bank also warned that global risks to the economy have been rising, stating wars, trade tension, cyber attacks and geopolitical tensions pose "significant" risks to broader financial stability.

From BBC

Subramanian also pointed to the infamous security video of Combs assaulting then-girlfriend Cassandra “Cassie” Ventura at the InterContinental Hotel in Los Angeles, stating that the video showed “compelling evidence of Combs’ propensity for violence.”

From Los Angeles Times

Challenged on why a numerical cap would work under her leadership when past attempts have not, she said past leaders "thought stating a number was enough" and "hoped things would work out".

From BBC

Not just about Gatland's future where there will be concerns over the financial implications over his departure, with the man himself this week stating there is no break clause in his contract.

From BBC

Kirtley has a relative, she said, who shuts down any familial fact-checking by stating, “ ‘I have other sources of information than you do.’”

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• allusion
• hint
• innuendo
• mention
• note
• quotation