1. (noun)statement a message that is stated or declared; a communication (oral or written) setting forth particulars or facts etc Synonyms: assertion, command, program line, financial statement, argument, affirmation, instruction
2. (noun)argument, statement a fact or assertion offered as evidence that something is true Synonyms: debate, instruction, disceptation, logical argument, argumentation, assertion, command, contention, financial statement, affirmation, argument, tilt, controversy, disputation, line, contestation, arguing, program line, statement, literary argument, line of reasoning, parameter
3. (noun)statement (music) the presentation of a musical theme Synonyms: assertion, command, program line, financial statement, argument, affirmation, instruction
4. (noun)statement a nonverbal message Synonyms: assertion, command, program line, financial statement, argument, affirmation, instruction
5. (noun)affirmation, assertion, statement the act of affirming or asserting or stating something Synonyms: argument, statement, command, averment, program line, avowal, asseveration, financial statement, avouchment, instruction, assertion, affirmation
6. (noun)instruction, command, statement, program line (computer science) a line of code written as part of a computer program Synonyms: direction, education, bidding, assertion, bid, control, educational activity, instruction, dictation, teaching, affirmation, argument, financial statement, didactics, program line, statement, command, mastery, pedagogy
7. (noun)statement, financial statement a document showing credits and debits Synonyms: statement, command, program line, argument, financial statement, instruction, assertion, affirmation
Synonyms, Thesaurus & Antonyms of 'statement'
English Synonyms and Antonyms
1. statement Account carries the idea of a commercial summary. A statement is definite, confined to essentials and properly to matters within the personal knowledge of the one who states them; as, an ante-mor Synonyms: report, account, narrative, rehearsal, rumor, story, description, recital, relation, statement, tale, narration, record