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Definition of state :
A person of high rank.
Synonyms:
airspace, advance, enunciate, relegate, call down, dignity, proviso, sovereignty, cite, republic, badly off, fashion, category, mood, extract, quandary, landed estate, G.D.R., absorbency, carry, time, delicacy, federal, present, disk operating system, pinch, monarchy, absolute, contingency, shape, arouse, farming, invoke, case, Great Britain, body politic, speak out, severalize, formulate, belt, put forward, situate, stand, welfare, evoke, naturalness, read, separate, ill health, prerequisite, Bharat, estate, permeability, confused, posit, show, say, humor, fix, juncture, Co., stir, reputation, autonomous, fitness, caretaker government, air, predicament, autocracy, bow, utter, volatility, convey, produce, absolutism, astringency, outlook, divulge, let someone know, give in, pass on, constitution, G.B., imperative, remark, calm, democratic, big government, pronounce on, the Emerald Isle, be, resign, colonialist, suppose, eventuality, mental health, responsibility, order, verbalise, plead, render, give tongue to, requirement, Aotearoa, fume, essential, banana republic, advise, dictatorship, nominate, collectivist, brief, department of state, earth, Ind., preservation, troubled, put in, coalition, asseverate, give someone to understand (that), tizzy, politics, public, health, rural area, plight, autonomy, snit, oligarchy, occurrence, absolutist, distinguish, breadbasket, dry land, verbalize, nature, evidence, phase, democracy, occasion, accede, ground, assign, swivet, raise, bring up, down under, sound out, as is, severalise, relay, composition, secernate, take, res publica, anarchy, reconcile, deliver, acres, press out, secern, deposit, tell apart, terra firma, postulate, effervescence, subject, Britain, governing, corridor, well-being, state-supported, Gr., federation, upset, conjure up, frame of mind, introduce, call forth, sound off, offer, consistency, bicameral, difficulty, governmental, protectorate, enjoin, event, enounce, element, differentiate, defer, point out, State Department, limitation, the borderland, autarky, put up, centralism, solid ground, sweat, land, wellness, allege, recite, state of matter, polity, articulate, comment, soil, demesne, conjure, class, stipulation
regional (part of speech: adjective)
provincial, local, regional, territorial, divisional, national, commonwealth, colonial
rank (part of speech: noun)
mark, scale, degree, term, rank, grade, footing, step, range, stage
report (part of speech: verb)
recount, report, account, describe, portray, chronicle, record, narrate, journalize, summarize, log, table, tell, retell
situation (part of speech: noun)
configuration, style, ambience, circumstance, standing, modality, position, environment, site, layout, situation, condition, mode, disposition, arrangement, post, placement, quality, scene, spot, property, formation, station, aspect, location, status
evince (part of speech: verb)
establish, witness, indicate, exemplify, prove, demonstrate, adduce, exhibit, depose, authenticate, illustrate, confirm, determine, betoken, observe, substantiate, vouch, connote, manifest, evince, document
region (part of speech: noun)
domain, riding, area, parcel, place, colony, sector, plot, dukedom, district, borough, zone, municipality, locality, country, bailiwick, earldom, duchy, division, beat, neighborhood, canton, circuit, nation, territory, field, city, precinct, commonweal, town, realm, region, tract, province, lot, county, empire, quarter, Shire, kingdom
affirm (part of speech: verb)
proclaim, pronounce, accept, propound, maintain, validate, claim, avouch, admit, corroborate, profess, contend, endorse, express, sustain, submit, declare, assure, warrant, verify, certify, acknowledge, testify, adjure, approve, affirm, support, pledge, set down, aver, attest, promise, assert, ratify
Usage examples:
- He was ashamed of his state of mind. - "An Outcast of the Islands", Joseph Conrad.
- " And do you realize that I am church as well as state? - "Black Man's Burden", Dallas McCord Reynolds.
- This state of things could not go on long, as a matter of course. - "'Laramie;' or, The Queen of Bedlam.", Charles King.