cite
verbUK /saɪt/
US /saɪt/
To mention something as an example or proof.
The teacher asked us to cite a book in our report.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To praise someone officially for doing something brave or good.
The soldier was cited for bravery.
3. To order someone to appear in a court of law.
The driver was cited for speeding.
4. To quote a law or rule as a reason.
The lawyer cited an old law to help her client.