cite
Pronunciation: [saɪt]
Word
Context: "education"
(verb) to mention or refer to a source of information, like a book or article. When you want to show where your ideas come from, you cite those sources.
Example
In her paper, she decided to cite several famous authors to support her argument.
Example
He didn't cite any sources in his homework, so the teacher was unhappy.
Example
Can you cite the book where you found that information?
Context: "law"
(verb) to officially summon someone to appear in court or to mention someone in a legal document. It's like telling someone they need to come to a legal meeting.
Example
The court decided to cite the defendant to appear next week for the hearing.
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They didn't cite him, so he didn't have to go to court.
Example
Did you cite any witnesses for the trial?
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