Cite and List

Cite

Cite verb - To give as an example.

List and cite are semantically related in name topic. In some cases you can use "List" instead a verb "Cite".

Nearby Words: citation, citing

List

List verb - To specify one after another.
Usage example: do I need to list all of the reasons why your idea won't work?

Cite and list are semantically related in name topic. Sometimes you can use "Cite" instead a verb "List".

Nearby Words: listing, listed, lister

Common collocations

people cite people list people
number cite number list number
example cite example list example
characters cite characters list characters
Other words: few, works, movie, events, cases, reasons, examples, scenes, villains.

Both words in one sentence

  • Long List A Running Gag is that whenever we see Reverend Lovejoy giving a sermon, he tends to cite a long list found in The Bible.
    Source: Long List
  • However, the admirals discuss the possibility and list three cases of reactor exploding in outer space and cite that those were either obsolete reactors on non-USF ships or the result of micrometeorites damaging the cooling systems.
  • Compare to Japan, where not only do they cite Marth's games as the best (which just confuses Western players who started later in the series), but Genealogy even got the lowest Famitsu review score of the entire series (though it still sold well and appeared on their best list).
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