stated

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈsteɪtɪd/US:USA pronunciation: respellingUSA pronunciation: respelling(stā′tid)

From the verb state: (⇒ conjugate)
stated is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections
v past
v past p

Collocations for "stated"


Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "stated" in context.

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stated

ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.
past participle
  1. the stated [goals, aims, objectives] (of)
  2. achieve his stated aim (of)
  3. the [previously, already] stated [goals]
  4. meet at the stated [address, time, place]
  5. (do not) exceed the stated [amount, number, level, dose]
  6. [stick, adhere] to the stated [orders, instructions, points]
  7. is not explicitly stated
  8. as stated on page [5]
  9. as stated in [paragraph, article, clause] [3]
  10. as stated in the [contract, guidelines, letter, report]
  11. unless otherwise stated
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state

ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.
n
  1. a [gaseous, liquid, solid] state
  2. the United States (of America)
  3. the [first, last, most recent] state
  4. the state of [Utah]
  5. your state and [zip, postal] code
  6. the child was in [an excited, a nervous, a joyful] state
  7. was in a state over losing her [job, money, house]
  8. look at the state of you!
  9. my [car, shirt, suit] is in an [awful, failing] state
  10. (don't) get yourself in (such) a state (over)
  11. in a [poor, good] state of health
  12. a [positive, poor, negative] state of mind
  13. (not) in my current state of mind
  14. the [current, present] state of affairs
  15. a [messy, complicated, sorry] state of affairs
  16. the [room, town, stadium] was in a state of [disarray, disaster, chaos]
  17. the [secretary. department, minister] of state
  18. a steady state
n as adj
  1. a state [park, university, board, prison]
  2. a state [visit, dinner, ceremony, function]
  3. state [policies, borders, legislation, laws]
  4. [Utah] state [flag, university, prison]
  5. the State of the Union speech
  6. steady-state [theory, economy, system]
v
  1. state your [purpose, position, opinion, name and address, case]
  2. state your name (and address)
  3. state the obvious
  4. stated himself [clearly, definitely, proudly, confidently]
  5. [experts, authorities, policy makers] state that
  6. clearly states that
  7. stated he [would, had, did]
  8. as stated on page [two]
  9. as stated [above, earlier]
  10. unless otherwise stated
  11. state and prove (a theorem)
'stated' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
UN - above - address - as - beyond - bishop - certainty - contract - decree - defendant - disclaimer - enclose - enforcement - enough - exceed - expert - forensic - founder - hereinafter - inclusive - label - obvious - otherwise - paragraph - payee - period - preference - proposal - prosecution - prosecutor - report - requirement - reverse - state - term

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