Pronunciation
/stəˈteɪmənt/
Definitions
Noun
A statement is a noun that refers to a declaration or assertion made using words, typically one that expresses a fact, opinion, or idea. It can be a piece of information, a proposition, or a summary. Examples include formal announcements, explanations, or judgments.
Verb
To make a statement is to express an opinion, fact, or belief verbally, often in a clear and assertive manner. This can involve giving a speech, making a claim, or expressing oneself on a topic.
Adjective
In some cases, “statement” can also function as an adjective, describing something that is clear, direct, or definitive.
Phrases
- “Make a statement” suggests expressing oneself in a bold or meaningful way.
- “In a statement,” is often used to introduce a formal announcement or comment.
- “Statement necklace” describes a jewelry piece that makes a strong visual impact.
Example Sentences
- Noun: “Her statement about climate change was well-researched and impactful.”
- Verb: “He made a powerful statement during the debate, defending his position on gun control.”
- Adjective: “The designer’s minimalist furniture is a statement of modern aesthetics.”
Synonyms
- Declaration
- Assertion
- Assertion
- Claim
- Statement of fact
- Proposition
- Expression
- Declaration of intent
- Utterance