Cite

What do we mean by cite?

To quote or refer to (a book or author, for example) as an authority or example in making an argument. intransitive verb

To refer to (a previous court decision or other legal precedent), as when arguing a case. intransitive verb

To mention or bring forward as support, illustration, or proof. intransitive verb

To commend officially for meritorious action in military service. intransitive verb

To honor formally. intransitive verb

To issue a notice of violation to. intransitive verb

To make reference to a previous court decision. Often used with to: intransitive verb

A citation or quotation. noun

To call upon officially or authoritatively to appear; summon before a person or tribunal; give legal or official notice to appear in court to answer or defend.

To call to action; rouse; urge; incite.

To quote; name or repeat, as a passage from a book or the words of another.

To refer to in support, proof, or confirmation: as, to cite an authority or a precedent in proof of a point in law.

To mention; recount; recite.

To bespeak; argue; evidence; denote.

Synonyms and Recite, Adduce, etc. See adduce and quote.

To call upon officially or authoritatively to appear, as before a court; to summon. transitive verb

To urge; to enjoin. transitive verb

To quote; to repeat, as a passage from a book, or the words of another. transitive verb

To quote; to repeat, as a passage from a book, or the words of another.

To list the source(s) from which one took information, words or literary or verbal context.

To summon officially or authoritatively to appear in court.

To quote(a passage, book, author, etc.), esp. as an authority: Urban Dictionary

Short for: cock in the ear It is best used as a substitution for "fml" because of the overuse of "fuck my life." Urban Dictionary

The act of having fun at all costs. Urban Dictionary

Short for excited. Urban Dictionary

A Shortening of the word "Excited". Urban Dictionary

Just like a strong excited feeling when your over tired, or it’s nearly bedtime, or waiting for food and you get a burst of silly energy. Urban Dictionary

Short hand for "Call-InternetMessage-Text-Email" Urban Dictionary

When your OTP (One True Pairing) is too cute and you can't even. Or Too legit to quit. Urban Dictionary

Shortened form of the word excited usually used when one is so excited they entirely skip the first part of the word Urban Dictionary

A lawful penalty ranked lower than arrest and higher then a slap on the hand. Violators (commonly trespassers) can be (but are not limited to) getting sniped in the ankle, punched in the face, or dropped through a trap door. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to cite:
cite.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cite:
influences, precedent, inspiration, citation, instances, proof, examples, reason, reasons, argue, references, influence, evidence, sources, biblical, arguments, statements, cited, argument, lack, example, factor, authors, source, claim, concerns.

Words that rhyme with cite:
light, bite, right, white, insight, night, site, write, fight, despite, quite, expedite, smight, sight, trite, erudite, flight, blight, recondite, contrite, frostbite, plight, tight, alright, alight, oversight, bright, delight, lite, neophyte, highlight, spite, slight, acolyte, website, twilight, incite, luddite, height, mite, might, satellite, indict, fortnight, ignite, rite, hindsight, finite, kite, smite, apartheid, invite, forthright, knight, polite, appetite, outright, dight, parasite, plebiscite, wright, recite, underwrite, upright, backbite, foresight, excite, copyright, sprite, spotlight, sleight, unite, overwrite, overnight, limelight, rewrite, hermaphrodite, bight, indite, goodnight, downright, tripartite, fright, nite, uptight, moonlight, extradite, wight, apatite, byte, midnight, fahrenheit, graphite, lignite, feit, twite, dolomite, playwright, meteorite, brite.

Adjectives that are often used to describe cite:
insta, ile, old, latest, optional, litest, grassy, empty, sunny, ancient, original, lle, dela, brest, modern, etienne, medieval, entire, pro.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective cite:
examples, evidence, instances, cases, passages, illustrations, reasons, sources, references, ways, factors, provisions, facts, evidences, advantages, example, data, statistics, details, figures, differences, authorities, studies, despatch, situations, incidents, lndustrielle, types, libre, lines, proof, despatches, uses, applications, research, constitutions, experiences, characteristics, numbers, arguments, reference, wealth, format, experiments, issue, poems, specifics, quotations, sentences, pages, findings, causes, jardin, similarities, statements, reports, theories, diameter, paragraphs, articles, limitations, exceptions, nlm, industries, benefits, something, objections, accomplishments, interventions.

Consonant match to cite:
set, suit, site, seat, sight, sit, sought, sat, soot, sot, sate, sette, saite, suitt.

Words that sound like cite:
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