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be mentioned

to state one's reason―explain one's reason

（相撲なら）to protest against―object to―take exception to―the decision of the umpire―（競技なら）―claim a foul

be about

the act of misstating (something)

consider as being

to point out something

to use a common phrase―in common parlance―as the saying is

to hand down a story by word of mouth from generation to generation

one act of speech

to coerce one into submission

to leave a message

to stammer out something

having reference

Figuratively speaking,

To use a figure of speech, ...

the way something is said

In a word...

In short

to say so

as if to say

on familiar terms

deem to be

precisely as stated

refer to

define

rightly so called

Please point it out

to say

come from

be mentioned

be about

having reference

the act of prenominating

make reference to

consider as being

on familiar terms

hypothetically

to give a detailed account of―specify―the case

as if to say

come from

come from

see above

precisely as stated

the above mentioned

as above stated

define

have as a meaning

make certain of

to say

by inference

by inference

state

to depend on something on the basis of an event

It's mentioned

a topical reference

as mentioned above

from that point of view

otherwise stated

as stated above