reported
- adjective
- /rɪˈpɔrtɪd/
- Formal
:
reportado
- The most often reported UFO is the planet Venus.
What about a happiness set point or sort of self reported life happiness?
- What about a happiness set point or sort of self reported life happiness?
- And this was a very, very well covered, well reported incident.
- So it's great data, reported medical histories, things like that.
- I mean what are some of the purported reported and known mechanisms?
- But it is vastly under reported and it is under diagnosed.
Examples
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And this was a very, very well covered, well reported incident.
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And the earthquake was reported as it was happening, right?
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And these are people who in the news are reported as criminals.
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His funeral was seen on TV, as reported by Fox and CNN.
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It was getting reported as a hate crime.
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The incident was widely reported in the news, highlighting its significance.
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The results of the study were reported at the annual conference, attracting much attention.
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She read a reported speech from the senator outlining the new policy.
Synonyms
Openly stated or officially announced
Made public so many people know about it
Many people know about it, often from the news
Made known after being secret
Antonyms
How Verified
1
3.9
- Formal
- Literature
3
4.2
- Informal
11
8.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word reported comes from report, which originally meant 'to bring back' news, like a messenger carrying information to someone else. That's why reported means something was 'told' or 'made known' by another person or in an official record rather than seen directly.