In the definition of "look on", what does it mean by "stated way"?

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The term "stated way" refers to how someone is perceived or considered in a specific context. In the example provided, "as a daughter" illustrates this perception. The discussion clarifies that "stated way" aligns more closely with the definition of being "said, expressed verbally or in writing," rather than being fixed or settled. This understanding emphasizes the subjective nature of how individuals can be viewed or categorized based on verbal or written expressions.
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I look on theh definition of "look on" (somebody) and I get:
to consider or think of someone or something in a stated way
In the link:
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/look-on-upon
What is stated way?
i have 2 definition:
1)fixed, settled
and
2) said, expressed verbally or in writing,
What is the correct definition of stated way in the bold sentence?
 
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2) said, expressed verbally or in writing
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i.e., the stated way in the example sentence from your link is "as a daughter"
 
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