state
/steɪt/Definitions
1. noun
a particular condition, time, or place at which a situation is considered
“The state of the economy is currently improving.”
2. noun
a part of a country that has its own government, laws, and institutions
“The state of California is known for its beautiful beaches.”
3. verb
to put or set someone or something in a particular position or situation
“The coach will state the players’ positions on the field.”
4. verb
to declare or assert that something is true or exists
“The politician will state her position on the new law.”
5. verb
to make someone or something into a particular condition or situation
“The medication will state the patient’s fever.”
6. verb
to give an official announcement or declaration
“The governor will state the emergency alert.”
7. adjective
having or showing a particular quality or characteristic
“The state of mind is crucial in making a decision.”
8. adjective
officially approved or authorized
“The state-approved program is designed to help students.”
9. adverb
in a state or condition
“The team played badly at this state.”
10. preposition
in a particular condition or situation
“The city is in a state of emergency.”
11. preposition
in a particular state or condition
“The tourists are in a state of confusion.”