Translation
to ascertain, establish, note
Word origin
From French constater ('to establish as fact'), coined from Latin constat ('it is established'), a form of constare ('to stand firm'). English constant grew from the same Latin verb.
- Origin
- French, from Latin
- Root
- constare
- English cognates
- constant
Examples
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The doctor ascertained that the child was completely healthy.
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I noted with joy that everyone had come.
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We must establish the facts before deciding.
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