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Meanings of proclaimed in English

Declared publicly; made widely known.

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Usage of proclaimed in English
1
Abraham summoned the people to reality; Moses proclaimed reality; Christ founded reality.
The Promulgation of Universal Peace
2
Mission accomplished, the press proclaimed, and everyone went home to congratulate themselves.
The Guardian
3
The robots are coming, or so media have proclaimed in recent months.
The Irish Times
4
Hawaii Governor David Ige proclaimed 10 April as Powehi day, she said.
Radio NZ
5
The regular breathing of the sleeper proclaimed the soundness of his slumber.
The Mad King
6
On Christmas, on family birthdays, rich creamy pastries proclaimed the Nazorines' respect.
The Godfather
7
They proclaimed that the Prince of Wales came in the warming pan.
Lectures on Modern history
8
Five standard years have passed since Darth Sidious proclaimed himself galactic Emperor.
Star Wars: Tarkin
9
Years earlier, he had become a self-proclaimed coffee nerd almost by accident.
The Irish Times
10
Already, the media has proclaimed that it's impossible to bridge our differences.
The Guardian
11
But reports of self-proclaimed IS fighters have been growing since last summer.
Reuters
12
A phenomenal come-back to the throne for the self-proclaimed 'best rapper alive'.
The South African
13
On the 1st of May the Queen was proclaimed Empress of India.
Life of Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen — Volume 2
14
While the ship was waiting in Gravesend the new king was proclaimed.
Once Upon a Time in Connecticut
15
The news from other Spanish cities proclaimed numerous victories for the Fascists.
The new yorker
16
The angel with the cross in each case may represent salvation proclaimed.
In Search of Gravestones Old and Curious
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United Kingdom
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Common
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