quote
/ˈkoʊˌeɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A passage or saying from a book, speech, or film, used to illustrate a point, or a statement or representation of the words of someone else.
“The professor used a quote from Shakespeare to emphasize the importance of love in relationships.”
2. verb
To repeat or say the words of someone else, especially in a speech or writing.
“The politician was accused of quoting his opponent’s words in a speech.”
3. verb
To set a price for something, especially a piece of work or a service.
“The company quoted a price for the construction of the new building.”
4. noun
A reference or citation to a source, especially in academic writing.
“The paper included a quote from the primary source to support the research findings.”