Pronunciation

/dɪˈklaɪər/

Definitions

Noun

A declaration or formal announcement, especially of a fact, belief, or intention. Often used in legal or official contexts. For example: “The president made a solemn declaration of war.”

• Verb: The act of publicly stating or asserting something, typically with authority or emphasis. For example: “He declared his candidacy for the position.”
• Adjective: Designating or marked by a clear and forceful announcement or announcement itself. For example: “A declaration of independence.”

Phrases

• “Declare bankruptcy” means to legally declare that one cannot pay their debts.
• “Declare victory” signifies the end of a conflict or competition after achieving success.
• “Declare a state of emergency” is an official announcement that exceptional circumstances require immediate action.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The treaty was declared null and void by the international court.”
• Verb: “After much debate, the senator declared her support for the bill.”
• Adjective: “His declaration of love was heartfelt and sincere.”

Synonyms

• Announce
• Proclaim
• Declare oneself
• Assert
• Declare officially
• Declare publicly
• Declare one’s stance