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Meanings of heralded in English

Heralded.

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Usage of heralded in English
1
Widely heralded pre-contest favorites Ireland, Britain and France all had disappointing results.
Reuters
2
Nkunda's arrest heralded a new era in relations between Rwanda and Congo.
Reuters
3
That was the manner in which the megaphone announcer heralded their appearance.
Horses Nine / Stories of Harness and Saddle
4
Recently, some critics have heralded singer Beyoncé's latest album as feminist statement.
Ebony
5
The weakness of the Church was heralded by that of the Empire.
The Church and the Barbarians / Being an Outline of the History ...
6
This was a triumph to savour, one that heralded a new politics.
The Guardian
7
The much-heralded 'hydrogen economy' never appears to get out of first gear.
The Guardian
8
March Kiwis mourned cricketer Martin Crowe, heralded as New Zealand's greatest batsman.
Radio NZ
9
A great hullabaloo out in the corridor heralded some kind of emergency.
Timeless
10
In London, bells heralded the start and finish of all organized business.
Our Legal Heritage: The First Thousand Years: 600 - 1600 / King ...
11
They had heard sounds that heralded the advance of the dreaded Egbo.
Mary Slessor of Calabar: Pioneer Missionary
12
This news will undoubtedly be heralded as a triumph by the HSE.
The Irish Times
13
The beauty of sunshine heralded what would be, and revealed the future.
Under Fire: The Story of a Squad
14
A sickly yellow light struggling through the sand-laden air heralded the day.
The Girl Aviators on Golden Wings
15
Promptly at dawn on the 12th July a gun-signal heralded the assault.
The Fight for the Republic in China
16
Both deals were heralded by all observers as shrewd, brilliant business moves.
Reuters
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Heralded across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common