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to mention

to mention

1.0
To briefly refer to someone or something in words
  • verb
  • /ˈmɛnʃən/
translation icon : mencionar
  • And then I do want to mention one other thing.
  • previously mentioned
  • mentioned earlier
  • frequently mentioned

And then I do want to mention one other thing.

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Examples

  • At this point, I should probably mention that my campus is a Title One campus.

    Academic text (2015)
  • The other thing I wanted to mention is this chair.

  • So all the players you mentioned are great, great, great.

  • But one other thing I want to mention, King said.

  • And then the cases you mentioned happened in New York.

  • So think about what I mentioned with the children, OK?

  • Yeah, yeah, I think you might have mentioned that.

  • In addition to guilt, the other most frequently mentioned emotional response was joy.

    Academic text (2015)
  • So Tim, thank you for mentioning that I did get my PhD.

  • I just want to mention that the meeting will start at 10 AM.

Synonyms

to talk about
vsto mention
1.3

Speak with someone about a subject

is usually shorter and more neutral than a full discussion
to name
vsto mention
974 1.0

To say the word that identifies a person or thing

is a general brief reference that may not identify someone
to note
vsto mention
951 1.6

To say or write something to make people notice it

is a briefer, less reflective form of stating that fact
to refer
vsto mention
818 2.4

Talk about someone or something to draw attention to them

is a short spoken or written reference rather than a detailed direction
to bring up
vsto mention
788 2.6

To mention a subject for discussion

is more about simple brief reference than starting a discussion
to speak of
vsto mention
532 1.9

To talk about someone or something

is focused on short, neutral reference rather than extended discussion
to cite
vsto mention
421 3.6

To mention a source to support a statement

is a plain brief reference without the evidential purpose
to talk of
vsto mention
127 2.5

Mention something in conversation

is a simple brief reference, not necessarily a discussion starter
to observe
vsto mention
  • Formal
108 4.1

To make a careful comment, often in a formal situation

is less formal and more about quick, simple reference
to remark
vsto mention
97 2.1

To say or write something as a comment

is a shorter reference rather than a full comment or opinion
to allude
vsto mention
88 6.5

To mention something without saying it directly

is a direct brief reference rather than an indirect hint
to touch on
vsto mention
87 3.4

To mention something briefly without giving details

is a brief reference but can be used in many contexts
to make mention of
vsto mention
  • Formal
6 3.6

To briefly say something about a person or thing

is a general brief reference rather than only a passing remark

Antonyms

66 3.4

Leave out something, for example a name, on purpose or by accident

Idioms

465 3.7

Shows that something is even more important than what was just said

Saying this shows you have just remembered something related

Phrasal Verbs

282 1.6

To say something in conversation or writing

6 3.6

To briefly say something about a person or thing

Compounds

A special recognition for a good entry that did not win the main prize

How Detailed

to explain
1.0
to discuss
1.6
to mention
1.0
to allude
88 6.5

Surface Forms

mention infinitive
mentioned past
mentioned past participle
mentioning present participle
mentions third person singular

Etymology

Mention (verb) comes from the old root ment- meaning 'mind' or 'remember', so to mention someone is to put them briefly into other people's minds by speaking or writing.