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Meanings of proclamation in English
Usage of proclamation in English
1
Late in the evening of the 9th the following proclamation was published:
2
Everybody in America is; this is the proclamation of its blessed independence.
3
The proclamation was issued in September and I was born in October.
4
The proclamation was a dead letter; the savages could not read it.
5
In the course of the afternoon, the Parliament was dissolved by proclamation.
6
At least one US news network broadcast it as an official proclamation.
7
By the side of this placard was the proclamation of General Thomas.
8
The proclamation awakened a great buzz among the people under the awning.
9
Once more the overseer mounted his post and thundered forth the proclamation:
10
His proclamation to the troops announced all the plan of the battle.
11
Officials summed up their recession-fighting efforts with a two-word proclamation: It worked.
12
The First Consul issued a proclamation to the inhabitants of the West.
13
The issue of this proclamation created the wildest enthusiasm throughout the North.
14
In a long proclamation published some years later it is explained thus:
15
This good woman had never heard of the King's proclamation against spindles.
16
There is a cry in the streets, hoarse and loud-a triumphant proclamation:
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Translations for proclamation
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Proclamation through the time
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United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common