to mention
- verb
- /ˈmɛnʃən/
- Formal
- Mrs. Ping, Kevin's teacher, and Mr. Don have mentioned that Kevin is eligible for a job next year.
- specifically mentioned
Examples
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He said, honey, in your speech today, make sure you mention my remarkable advice.
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The project I mentioned said that there was a buddy of his that I need to meet and his name is Ron Mccant.
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Have you mentioned this note to anyone?
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And... I know my name has been mentioned as a future Pope.
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Yeah, the public defender mentioned that.
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Look, Steve, the reason why I applaud it, I mentioned the World Trade Organization.
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Governor Waller mentioned that he has a real concern that what if businesses can raise prices and keep those prices high.
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And I want to also mention the work that's been done with the Parker Solar Probe.
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Aunt Sylvie pointed out the likeness; she even mentioned the church where he was carved.
Fiction book (1999) -
The committee decided to mention the volunteers in their annual report to recognize their efforts.
Synonyms
Show great respect to someone, often in public
To say or show thanks for what someone did
To publicly say someone is responsible for something
To praise someone in an official statement for an achievement
To say that someone made or caused something
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Etymology
Mention used for formally noting someone comes from the root ment- meaning 'mind' or 'remember', so to mention someone in a report is to officially make sure their action is remembered.