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as reported — according to what has been stated in a report or news

Part of speech: ADVERB

Definition: according to what has been stated in a report or news

Pronunciation (IPA): /æz rɪˈpɔːrtɪd/

Example Sentences

  • As reported, the CEO will retire next month to pursue his dream of becoming a professional pizza taster.
  • As reported in yesterday's meeting, we need to increase productivity by 20%.
  • As reported by our field team, the coffee machine has mysteriously started making better coffee since we threatened to replace it.

as reported

ADVERB

[/æz rɪˈpɔːrtɪd/]

according to what has been stated in a report or news

a professional news anchor sits at a curved desk gesturing toward papers while speaking into a microphone. Behind the anchor, multiple monitors display charts and footage while camera operators focus their equipment on the broadcast. The anchor points to documents on the desk as information flows from the written reports to the live television audience. Producers and crew members coordinate the broadcast from the background control area.  information being shared according to what has been documented in official reports and news sources
💡 Concept

a professional news anchor sits at a curved desk gesturing toward papers while speaking into a microphone. Behind the anchor, multiple monitors display charts and footage while camera operators focus their equipment on the broadcast. The anchor points to documents on the desk as information flows from the written reports to the live television audience. Producers and crew members coordinate the broadcast from the background control area. information being shared according to what has been documented in official reports and news sources

As reported, imported goods need industries supported!
🎵 Rhyme

As reported, imported goods need industries supported!

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🎤Pronunciation

🇺🇸 US/æz rɪˈpɔːrtɪd/
🇬🇧 UK/æz rɪˈpɔːtɪd/

🌳Etymology

Rootreport
Suffix--ed

Origin

The word 'report' derives from Latin 'reportare', meaning 'to carry back' or 'to bring back'. The past participle suffix '-ed' was added to form 'reported', meaning 'having been reported or communicated'.

Breakdown

re- (back, again) + portare (to carry, to bear) = to carry back or convey information; -ed (past participle suffix) indicates completed action or state.

🎵Rhyme

supported
imported
exported

🔗Collocations

as reported by
as reported earlier
as reported in the news
as reported last week
as widely reported

📝Examples

😄 Fun example

“As reported, the CEO will retire next month to pursue his dream of becoming a professional pizza taster.”

“As reported in yesterday's meeting, we need to increase productivity by 20%.”

😄 Fun example

“As reported by our field team, the coffee machine has mysteriously started making better coffee since we threatened to replace it.”

“As reported by the financial department, our budget allocation has been approved.”

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