cit.
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- Jargon
- In academic papers, cit. is often used to refer to earlier references.
Examples
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You will find cit. in the footnotes of many scholarly articles.
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The author included cit. after the quote to indicate the source.
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The author used the term cit. to reference previous studies.
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In the bibliography, you will find the cit. for each source.
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The author included cit. after the quote to indicate the source.
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In academic papers, cit. is often used to refer to earlier references.
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You will find cit. in the footnotes of many scholarly articles.
Synonyms
A note showing where information comes from, like a book or article
A source used to show where information comes from
A brief note that shows where information comes from
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cit. is an abbreviation that comes from the word citation and the verb cite, which mean 'to mention' or 'to call' a source. So writers put cit. in footnotes or after a quote to show which source they are referring to.