Firm
Firm adjective - Having been established and usually not subject to change.
Usage example: the selling price of the house is firm, so there'll be no dickering
Stated and firm are semantically related in characteristic topic. In some cases you can use "Stated" instead an adjective "Firm", when it comes to topics like established, unalterable.
Stated
Stated adjective - Declared as fact; explicitly stated.
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Firm and stated are semantically related in characteristic topic. Sometimes you can use "Firm" instead an adjective "Stated", if it concerns topics such as established.
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It's stated by Tarrance that the firm has just enough legit clients (30%) to make it look like an upstanding law firm.
Source: Film / The Firm -
Continuity Nod: Highland Beach, the city the version three kids called home, is stated to host a branch of Meyer, Goldtooth and Kanuho, the law firm run by Roderick Kanuho's father.
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Ellie Arroway spends the first quarter of the film demonstrating firm belief in the existence of alien life, even at the detriment of her career, despite the fact there is no empirical proof, the exact thing she stated as the reason she doesn't believe in a god.
Source: Film / Contact
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