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UK//ˈstætjuːt//US//ˈstætʃuːt//

Meaning of Statute

In simple words: A law made by a government.

Statute in a sentence

  • The new statute aims to reduce pollution in urban areas.
  • According to the statute, all businesses must comply with these safety standards.
  • The statute provides clear guidelines for employee rights in the workplace.
  • Local governments can enact their own statute on zoning regulations.
  • The recent statute addresses the issue of public safety.

How to use Statute

Used primarily in legal contexts. Less common in everyday conversation. Appropriate in academic writing and official documentation.

Grammar pattern

statute + (noun)

Memory hint

Think of 'statute' as a step up in law, like a statue stands tall in a park.

Related words

Collocations with Statute

  • pass a statute
  • amend a statute
  • statute law
  • enact a statute
  • statute of limitations

Synonyms for Statute

Common mistakes with Statute

  • Confused with 'statue' - a figure made of stone or metal.
  • Using 'statute' when referring to common laws or regulations instead of written laws.
  • Mispronouncing the word, confusing it with 'statue'.

Compare Statute with Law, Regulation, Act, Code

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Frequently asked questions about Statute

What does Statute mean?

A law made by a government.

What is the definition of Statute?

A written law passed by a legislative body.

How do you use Statute in a sentence?

The new statute aims to reduce pollution in urban areas.

Can you give another example of Statute?

According to the statute, all businesses must comply with these safety standards.

What are synonyms for Statute?

Common alternatives include law, regulation, ordinance, act, code.

What words go with Statute?

It commonly pairs with pass a statute, amend a statute, statute law, enact a statute, statute of limitations.

What are common mistakes when using Statute?

Confused with 'statue' - a figure made of stone or metal. Using 'statute' when referring to common laws or regulations instead of written laws. Mispronouncing the word, confusing it with 'statue'.

How do you pronounce Statute?

US: //ˈstætʃuːt//, UK: //ˈstætjuːt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is Statute formal or informal?

"Statute" is formal, so it fits professional, business, or academic conversations.

When should I use Statute?

Used primarily in legal contexts. Less common in everyday conversation. Appropriate in academic writing and official documentation.