to declare; to state; a declaration; a statement
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesverb
to state publicly; to declare; to make one's position clear
formalOften used in formal, diplomatic, legal, or official contexts to clarify a stance or fact.
The company solemnly declares that this matter has nothing to do with it.
The foreign ministry spokesperson stated China's principled stance on this issue.
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Before signing the contract, both parties must declare their respective rights and obligations.
He publicly declared his withdrawal from the election campaign.
The lawyer stated that my client is innocent.
noun
a declaration; a statement; a formal written or spoken announcement
formalRefers to the official document or announcement itself, which states a position, policy, or fact. Often issued by governments, organizations, or individuals.
The two countries issued a joint statement on establishing a comprehensive strategic partnership.
Please read this disclaimer carefully before signing the agreement.
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The company's official statement clarified all the rumors.
This diplomatic statement is worded very strongly.
The president will make an important statement tonight.