Status in the plural


MAY I know whether the word “status” has a plural form(s)? I found “statuses” and “stati” online. However, I’m not sure it they are the correct forms to use. – Ng Pei Fang

The word “status” is a countable noun in most of its meanings and does have a plural form, “statuses”, although this is seldom used. The Oxford English Dictionary documents the use of “statuses” more than once, for example in the following sentence:

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