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Meanings of proclaim in English
Synonyms
Examples for "announce"
Examples for "announce"
1
Experts expect the other political parties to announce energy market plans too.
2
France will announce next week a set of anti-terrorism measures, officials said.
3
However, both sides announce they expect the fight to be particularly tough.
4
The government would announce the bidding results this week, the report said.
5
The state news agency said the presidency would announce them on Thursday.
1
Anyhow you are tempted to exclaim, the cook is in the kitchen.
2
Handed a BlackBerry by an aide, Clinton was heard to exclaim: Wow.
3
The boy glided out of the door, and was heard to exclaim:
4
At some point during the cooking, I heard Abby exclaim, Candy wrappers!
5
My aunt exclaimed; Miss Pinshon inquired; Preston inveighed, at things in general.
1
I can't enunciate the words I need to say to the ship.
2
The usual method of approaching the question is to enunciate two absolutes:
3
We need to enunciate our agenda by asserting our right to self-determination.
4
I couldn't enunciate a reasonable, justifiable position, so I hid behind abstraction.
5
She is taught to enunciate clearly and to speak courteously and agreeably.
1
Y: It is for Us to collect it and to promulgate it:
2
The President shall promulgate all laws and supervise and secure their enforcement.
3
What you may have found, it is for your honor to promulgate.
4
They treat magistrates as domestics, promulgate laws, and conduct themselves like sovereigns.
5
Finding knowledge thus delightful, my zeal to promulgate it was great.
Usage of proclaim in English
1
But of course the Empire must proclaim its power at every opportunity.
2
The names of the principal streets proclaim the age of the town.
3
As Chief of Chiefs, he had the power to proclaim new laws.
4
I am the fair Fintan son of Bochra; I proclaim it aloud.
5
I proclaim you to be such, in the name of the people.
6
We therefore proclaim this day that the clan of Hashim is outlawed.
7
We wish you to proclaim yourself our dearest sister and loving subject.
8
I thought so, sir; although your clothes do not proclaim the fact.
9
A glance into the interior of the hacienda will proclaim this consequence.
10
He did not proclaim the vendetta against the assassin of his father.
11
On 14th December the cannons fired at sunrise to proclaim the holiday.
12
You just do it. -Allcoaches proclaim not to deal in hypotheticals.
13
We may therefore proclaim his right to the clouds and their cargo.
14
The gospel becomes more vivid as we proclaim it to our fellow-men.
15
As the mission shows its lights, musical bells proclaim the vesper service.
16
I believe he now honestly wishes your Highness to proclaim the constitution.
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Proclaim through the time
Proclaim across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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