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citied

American  
[sit-eed] / ˈsɪt id /

adjective

  1. occupied by a city or cities.

  2. formed into or like a city.


Other Word Forms

  • uncitied adjective

Etymology

Origin of citied

First recorded in 1605–15; city + -ed 3

Example Sentences

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The report citied people familiar with the work.

From Barron's

The report citied people familiar with the work.

From Barron's

It was 10,000 words long and citied more than 150 sources.

From BBC

The main concerns citied are Providence’s “policies around abortion rights, fairness in the treatment of transgender people, and low-income patients,” according to a statement released by the Sounders FC Alliance Council — an elected body representing the team’s season-ticket members.

From Seattle Times

Russia's Interfax news agency citied several unidentified sources as saying that Kim was due to visit Russia's far east shortly.

From Reuters