proclaim
IPA: proʊkɫˈeɪm
verb
- To announce or declare.
- (dated or historical) To make [something] the subject of an official proclamation bringing it within the scope of emergency powers
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Examples of "proclaim" in Sentences
- The law has been proclaimed.
- She used to proudly proclaim the phrase.
- The Star used to proudly proclaim the phrase.
- The emperor proclaimed that I enrich the state.
- They proclaim the superiority of the Nordic race.
- It did not proclaim the importance of the subject.
- They had proclaimed the Prince's malady incurable.
- This proclaimed the end of the cultures in the classic period.
- An amnesty was declared, and the freedom of the press was proclaimed.
- It proclaims the shaman's abilities and announces the shaman to the spirits.