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statewise

statewise adverb: in terms of the state; by state.

Adverb

statewise (not comparable)

  1. In terms of the state; by state.
    • “You’ve got to figure out what the mandates are both federally and statewise, and that enters into your judgment,” Meyers added.2020 April 2, Tyler Kepner, “There’s a Pandemic. Is This a Time for Tommy John Surgery?”, in The New York Times
    • What’s the next frontier, statewise? / There’s two important things we are supporting. One is a bill to create a state unemployment insurance system for undocumented workers.2022 November 14, Nina Shapiro, “A top WA immigrant rights lawyer, stepping down, lays out ‘win-win’ strategy”, in The Seattle Times

Adjective

statewise (not comparable)

  1. (India) In terms of the state; by state.
    • On March 12, 2018, then Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Culture Dr Mahesh Sharma had told Lok Sabha that in all, there are 3,686 centrally protected monuments/sites under the ASI. According to a statewise break-up provided by the government then, the largest number of these...2019 November 26, “Telling Numbers: Most ASI-protected temples in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu”, in The Indian Express

Origin of statewise

From state + -wise.

Questions about statewise

What does statewise mean?
Statewise means in terms of the state; by state.
What part of speech is statewise?
Statewise can be an adverb or an adjective.

Words near statewise in the dictionary

  1. stateswomen
  2. statevector
  3. statevectors
  4. statewide
  5. statewides
  6. statewise
  7. statey
  8. statfarad
  9. statfarads
  10. Statfold
  11. Statham

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