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Meanings of annunciation in inglês
português
anunciação A festival commemorating the announcement of the Incarnation by the angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary; a quarter day in England, Wales, and Ireland.
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Examples for "announcement"
Examples for "announcement"
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Health Minister David Clark made the funding announcement in New Plymouth today.
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Many questions still remain though, including whether his announcement effects private schools.
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Cook's announcement followed recent speculation that he had a substance abuse problem.
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Yet, in the official announcement, we are told very good news indeed.
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Monday's announcement follows certain important changes YRC Worldwide announced two months ago.
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IRAQ: Iraq's arms declaration was not encouraging, President Bush said last night.
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That declaration didn't just reaffirm these cities' efforts to fight climate change.
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A health declaration will be required as part of the reservation process.
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This week was the Sussexes' declaration of independence from the royal family.
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Therefore, we must facilitate access to liquidity to airlines, the declaration says.
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Late in the evening of the 9th the following proclamation was published:
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Everybody in America is; this is the proclamation of its blessed independence.
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The proclamation was issued in September and I was born in October.
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The proclamation was a dead letter; the savages could not read it.
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In the course of the afternoon, the Parliament was dissolved by proclamation.
Usage of annunciation in inglês
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Both virtues stand forth most brilliantly in the annunciation of the angel.
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I have heard the annunciation of whatever finer things are to come.
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The day of the annunciation of the Virgin Mary, March 25.
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But after a few moments they had adjusted themselves to this lofty annunciation.
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It seems that there is to be no annunciation for me at all.
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Another silence succeeded this annunciation of the character Duncan had assumed.
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The mere annunciation of a new plan awakens universal attention.
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The controversy surrounding the annunciation was once a debate that occupied theoretical angelologists for centuries.
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I was shown the "place of annunciation" in the Latin monastery.
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In a few moments, Messrs. Gallatin, Clay, Carroll and Hughes entered, and confirmed the annunciation.
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This annunciation excited great commotion among the different sectaries.
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There was a murmur among them at this annunciation.
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And this moral is made the more prominent and memorable by the grandeur of its annunciation.
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Accordingly, this alarming annunciation was received, as Magua intended, with manifest disapprobation, if not with alarm.
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I had drawn her apart from the company, expecting she would be agitated by the annunciation.
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The narrative, in fact, proceeds in all respects as if the annunciation formed no part of it.
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Annunciation through the time