n. the act or fact of mentioning; a source of information; a person who speaks in support of another for a position or job
Miss Smith is a reference for my new job.
Miss Smith is a reference for my new job.
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What famous historical figure was made reference to in this novel?
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I earmarked the page for reference.
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The teacher asked us to find the anaphoric reference.
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After feeling challenged the teacher asked for the reference grimly.
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Which of the following was NOT a lion reference that Zack stayed away from?
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The Anasazi measured the meaning of their existence in reference to which of the following?
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Where is the most important water in reference to weather?
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What reference source did Room 3B students NOT use for their research project?
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The money was earmarked for research. OR I earmarked the page for reference.
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His undiplomatic reference to the overweight governor was noted.
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remark; mention; endorsement
forgetting
3 syllables
ref-er-ence
deference
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deference
preference
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