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What is a brief statement called?

A brief statement can be called many things, depending on its purpose and context. Here are a few possibilities:

General terms:

* Statement: This is the most general term.

* Sentence: A grammatically complete statement that expresses a complete thought.

* Phrase: A group of words that functions as a unit within a sentence, but doesn't express a complete thought on its own.

More specific terms:

* Assertion: A confident and forceful statement of fact or belief.

* Claim: A statement that is presented as true, but may be disputed.

* Declaration: A formal and official announcement.

* Summary: A concise statement of the main points of a longer text.

* Quote: A direct repetition of something said or written by someone else.

* Slogan: A short, memorable phrase used in advertising or politics.

* Motto: A brief statement expressing a guiding principle or belief.

Examples:

* "The sky is blue." (Statement)

* "I love dogs." (Sentence)

* "Running fast." (Phrase)

* "I am the best student." (Assertion)

* "The earth is flat." (Claim)

* "Independence is declared!" (Declaration)

* "The main points are..." (Summary)

* "She said, 'I love you.'" (Quote)

* "Just do it." (Slogan)

* "Honesty is the best policy." (Motto)

The best term to use depends on the specific situation.

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