Statement

What do we mean by statement?

The act of stating or declaring. noun

Something stated; a declaration. noun

A formal oral or written declaration, especially with regard to facts or claims. noun

An abstract of a commercial or financial account showing an amount due; a bill. noun

A monthly report sent to a debtor or bank depositor. noun

An elementary instruction in a programming language. noun

An overall impression or mood intended to be communicated, especially by means other than words. noun

In law, a formal narration of facts or an averment in judicial proceedings, as the allegations of a complaint or answer in a cause. noun

The act of stating, reciting, or presenting verbally or on paper. noun

That which is stated; a formal embodiment in language of facts or opinions; a narrative; a recital; the expression of a fact or of an opinion; account; report: as, a verbal statement; a written statement; a bank statement; a doctrinal statement. noun

The act of stating, reciting, or presenting, orally or on paper. noun

That which is stated; a formal embodiment in language of facts or opinions; a narrative; a recital. noun

To provide an official document of a proposition, especially in the UK a Statement of Special Educational Needs. verb

A declaration or remark. noun

A presentation of opinion or position. noun

A document that summarizes financial activity. noun

An instruction in a computer program. noun

The act of affirming or asserting or stating something noun

A fact or assertion offered as evidence that something is true noun

A declaration or remark.

A presentation of opinion or position.

A document that summarizes financial activity.

An instruction in a computer program.

Someone wishing to stand out by voicing their own opinions. the fact i'm voicing my opinion on this is irrelevant. also attention whoring in the way they dress etc Urban Dictionary

Want to take a statement from Urban Dictionary

When someone strings multiple proclamations together, redundant or independent, when speaking. Urban Dictionary

A word describing a statement or one who constantly makes them Urban Dictionary

An if statement is a programming construct that executes logic based on application purpose. many people claim programming is difficult, but as can be seen by this very simple example, variables, functions and if statements all make sense once applied to a layman's terms use. DECLARE person_you_hate = DECLARE disability = if ($person_you_hate = $disability) then do send-to-gas-chamber else do commit-suicide end if function send-to-gas-chamber{ do grab $person_you_hate then shove $person_you_hate then close door then turn knob watch gas kill $person_you_hate return happy()} function commit-suicide{ do grab $person_you_hate then humiliate $person_you_hate then hand $person_you_hate noose then force $person_you_hate onto wonky table watch $person_you_hate die return happy()} Urban Dictionary

A Barnum Statement is a phrase used by conmen (for example a psychic) to try and make people think they have some deep insight into their psychology or life. They are also commonly used in horoscopes Barnum Statements are statements which most people will agree with, regarding themselves, while not realizing that almost every other person will also agree with them regarding their own lives examples are: "you have a good sense of humor, but not everyone sees it" "you tend to think about things before taking action" "You have had some major challenges in your life" "you recently had a disagreement with someone you care for" Urban Dictionary

The vague and unobtainable goals of a company or organization used by management to explain what the company or organization and they themselves do. Urban Dictionary

1. Cover Your Ass statement. 2. A clause written into a legal document meant to protect some or all of the signers from litigation due to breach or other problem. Urban Dictionary

A fortune cookie that doesn't actually have a fortune in it, instead they package it with a lame statement like; Versatility is one of your greatest features. Urban Dictionary

A statement made about an observation that is overwhelmingly true (and/or funny) when you think about it, but a statement not anyone can make. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to statement:
statement, abatement, statements, batement, restatement, savement, scapement, statesmen, startlement, statelet, instatement.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word statement:
condemning, denying, confirming, statements, saying, expressing, theorem, false, stating, reads, regarding, intent, principles, allegations, proof, calling, claiming, declaration, faith, true, read, issued, comments, truth, said, website.

Words that rhyme with statement:
abatement, understatement, reinstatement, overstatement, misstatement, batement, restatement.

Adjectives that are often used to describe statement:
general, clear, last, brief, simple, financial, above, public, false, final, official, single, explicit, true, formal, joint, similar, full, complete, detailed, original, personal, definite, short, mere, positive, strong, direct, latter, classic, correct, concise, accurate, previous, annual, earlier, environmental, select, plain, initial, definitive, precise, famous, comprehensive, prepared, conditional, preliminary, fair, foregoing, introductory, monthly, authoritative, opening, powerful, negative, bold, remarkable, exact, broad, theoretical, verbal, bare, read, comparative, succinct, mathematical, interesting, clearest, sweeping, bald, categorical, frank, factual.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective statement:
object, number, studies, list, ill, form, count, menu, kind, level, stmt, the, discarded, general, objects, iii, none, communion, myconnection, continued, book, interface, extension, publications, readers, date, numbers, heinz, completion, read, january, based, starters, want, sequence, broadcast, presentation, cursor, clarification, parameters, making.

Words that sound like statement:
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