cite

/saɪt/
verb
  1. To quote or mention something as an example, proof, or authority.
    • The lawyer cited a previous court case to support her argument.
    • In his essay, he cited several studies on climate change.
    • She cited the company's safety record as a reason to trust them.
  2. To officially mention someone for praise or an award.
    • The firefighter was cited for rescuing a family from a burning building.
    • The teacher cited the student for her excellent project work.
    • The soldier was cited for bravery in battle.
  3. To order someone to appear in court; to give someone a ticket for breaking a law.
    • The company was cited for violating environmental regulations.
    • The police officer cited the driver for speeding.
    • He was cited for parking in a no-parking zone.
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