📚Reference

noun
/ˈref.ər.əns/

Meaning

the action of mentioning or alluding to something; a source of information
the action of mentioning or alluding to something

Example Sentences

Please provide references to support your research claims.

I need to check the reference for this article.

Synonyms

citation, source, mention, allusion, referral
Entry 1
citation, source, mention, allusion
Entry 2
citation, mention, allusion, referral

Antonyms

ignorance, omission, exclusion, disregard, ignore
Entry 1
ignorance, omission, exclusion, disregard
Entry 2
disregard, ignore

Collocations

make reference to, reference book, character reference, reference point, reference letter, make a reference
Entry 1
make reference to, reference book, character reference
Entry 2
reference book, reference point, reference letter, make a reference

More Example Sentences

I noticed that some of the data lacks proper references.

I have changed the font and layout according to your preference.

I booked an appointment over the phone, what is the reference number?

I would like to add some additional references for the third chapter.

I am including the reference number in this email for your convenience.

I am keeping a record of all my conversations for future reference if needed.

If we cross-reference the sources, we will find that the reality is more nuanced.

I am requesting that you record my complaint and provide me with a reference number.

My complaint reference number is ABC-12345, and I request that you mention it in your response.

I want the manager to provide me with a written resolution that I can keep as a reference for the future.

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