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reference
noun
    1. A mention of it; an allusion to it.
      Thesaurus: allusion, mention, hint, implication, intimation, suggestion, citation, note.
      Form: reference to something (usually)
    2. A direction in a book to another passage or another book where information can be found.
    3. A book or passage referred to.
    4. The act of referring to a book or passage for information.
    5a. A written report on a person's character, talents and abilities, especially one describing their aptitude for a particular job or position;
    5b. A person referred to for such a report.
    6a. The providing of facts and information;
    6b. A source of facts or information;
    6c. as adj.
      Example: a reference library
    7. The directing of a person, question, etc to some authority for information, a decision, etc.
      Thesaurus: referral, recommendation, direction, consignment, assignment.
    8. Relation, correspondence or connection.
      Example: with reference to your last letter
    9. A standard for measuring or judging.
      Example: a point of reference
    10. law.
      The act of submitting a dispute for investigaion or decision.
verb referenced, referencing
    1. To make a reference to something.
    2. To provide (a book, etc) with references to other sources.
Derivative: referential
    Containing a reference.
    Having reference to something.
    Used for reference.
Derivative: referentially
adverb
    Derivative: terms of reference
      A guiding statement that defines the scope and limits of an investigation, etc.
      The scope itself.
    Etymology: 16c.



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