Synonyms for statuses
sta·tus·es

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:0.0 / 0 votes

1. List of paraphrases for "statuses":

   states, statutes

How to pronounce statuses?

How to say statuses in sign language?

Words popularity by usage frequency

How to use statuses in a sentence?

1. Yukong Zhao:

   People from all over the world came to America for equal opportunities. We are trying to bring those principles back to America, this isn't just about discrimination and race. It is about justice for everyone, including (people of) all races, and social and economic statuses.

2. Republican Rep. Christopher Millis:

   Over 250 of the non-citizens were DACA recipients, and over 70 of the non-citizens were individuals of various non-permanent immigration statuses, including one individual slated for final deportation, the hard evidence our office obtained through legislative request proves that there are over 320 notaries commissioned by the Secretary that did not meet the requirements of state law or the stated requirement on the Secretary’s own notary application.

3. Janeane Davis:

   I have taught my children by word and example that when you drive, you drive -- no talking on the phone, no texting, no checking email and social media statuses.

4. Kayte Spector-Bagdady:

   Whether or not you have been vaccinated is your own private medical information, places like hospitals or your doctor generally can not share that information without your written permission. But there will likely be increasing circumstances where you might want to share your vaccine status. A small gathering of friends, for instance, might want to share vaccine statuses to assuage any anxieties people might have.

5. Mary Hamman:

   Parents of all socioeconomic statuses do a bit of cost benefit analysis when they decide whether and how much to participate in well-baby care, if they must take a day or afternoon off work, negotiate complex transportation logistics, or miss out on time they could be spending attending to more pressing issues – like food, housing or utility insecurity – then they want to feel there is a clear benefit to doing so.