Associated
Cited and associated are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Cited" instead a verb "Associated".
Cited
Associated and cited are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Associated" instead a verb "Cited".
Both words in one sentence
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Tengu are often depicted as mountain-dwelling and are associated with martial arts, sometimes being cited as the origins of obscure martial arts disciplines or Ninja techniques.
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Therefore, you'll see this trope mostly in East Asian works, particularly Japanese Video Games, even though yellow and white are also cited as being associated with air by Chinese and Japanese symbolism.
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The product for sale listed a price of $25 a month with no installation or other fees, while the sample phone company was cited a price of $120, with $80 in associated fees.
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